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Description:
Our polyurethane resin hull & parts have extensive detail
that will save many hours of work. We have been able to
mold the entire bulwark and deck edge guard, running lights
on pilot house roof, roof on forward hatch and detailed
cargo hatches etc... Our molded planked pilot house walls
have life preservers, handrails, fire extinguisher, detailed
doors & cabinets. We use the finest pewter castings
for fittings
Information: Our Kit/Model attempts to
bring you an "N" scale version of a vessel that
would have been common from early 1900 to present along
the coast of Maine, NH & Mass. If you prefer, use it
as a coastal cargo vessel along the entire east of west
coast.This finished model can be used as a "Stand Alone"
model or as a fine addition to you "N" scale train
layout.Our
polyurethane resin hull & parts have extensive detail
that will save many hours of work. We have been able to
mold the entire bulwark and deck edge guard, running lights
on pilot house roof, roof on forward hatch and detailed
cargo hatches etc... Our molded planked pilot house walls
have life preservers, handrails, fire extinguisher, detailed
doors & cabinets.
The
Sardine/Coastal freight carrier is a well built vessel.
Vessel lengths up to sixty feet with thirteen foot beams
were common in the early 1900s. Booms and eventually even
masts disappeared and deck houses sprouted. The 1950s marked
the heyday of the sardine industry and boats of eighty feet
long with seventeen foot beams were common.
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