America Model kit

Product description : AMERICA

Ship Model AMERICA


1850 - Following the urgent request of the New York Yacht Club, George Steers creates plans for America.
1851 - To meet the challenge of the Royal Yacht Squadron, the schooner America is engaged in the Hundred Guinea Cup race race, race 53 miles around the Isle of Wight.
It easily beats the English ship and won the cup.
The America returns to New York Yacht Club and the cut will be renamed the America'sCup.
1863 - In the 12 years that followed, America belong to different owners of the two sides of the Atlantic.
1870 - The America participates the America'sCup and finished 4th out of 15 engaged.
1901 - The America participates in its 51st and final race.
During the 15 years that followed, she was kept in Boston.
1921 - After years in the hands of various owners, America returned to the Naval Academy.
1940 - The America already in poor condition is stored in a hangar Annapolis Yacht Yard throughout the Second World War.
1942 - Significant snowfall cause damage.
The remaining parts were used to make a reproduction of the ship, exposed to the National Naval Museum.
box contains all the wooden parts laser cut and all deck fittings.

 

  Static Model
Beginner
Kit
1/72 scale
Length 560 mm
Width 100 mm
Height 450 mm

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Scale : 1:72
The 1:72 scale is ideal for model planes, military models and figures. This means that the model is 72 times smaller than the actual object.
For example, a model 1:72 scale airplane measures 8 inches / 20cm in length if the real object measures 14.4 m (1440 cm).
The figures in the 1:72 scale measure about 1 inch / 2.5cm high.
Paint and glue : To be bought separately
The tools, paints and glue are not provided.
You can see our selection with the essential glues and paints or the full range..


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Reference : 052609
Other tags : S052609 - S5269 - 5269