Model Shipways 1:64 Sultana Solid Hull Colonial Schooner 1767 Wooden Kit #2016

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Model Expo Sultana, Colonial Schooner - Solid Hull 1:64 Scale by Model Expo Solid Hull Kit Built by Benjamin Hollowell in Boston in 1767, Sultana was seaworthy far beyond her size of 51 feet. The Royal Navy bought her in 1768, and she became one of Britain's most effective weapons in the fight against smugglers. One of our most popular kits, the Model Expo Sultana features a machine carved basswood hull that requires only light shaping and sanding. Other wooden parts, including the 2-1/8" ship's boat, are laser cut for a perfect fit. Plank-scored decking, spars, wood materials and eight cast metal swivel guns are all included. For historical accuracy, original rigging is duplicated with scale rigging line and 67 wooden blocks. Detailed plans by Ben Lankford and a 24 page instruction manual help you build an authentic replica. (Display base and brass pedestals are not included.) Model Expo Kit No. MS2016 Length 17"/Height 15"/Scale 3/16" = 1 ft. (1:64) Difficulty Level: Entry Level Note: Cannons shown below were not on Sultana and are NOT provided in the kit. Swivel guns were on the Sultana and are provided in the kit. Sultana practicum is available as a free download only, it is not provided with the kit. Note .. Display base and brass pedestals as shown in photo can be purchased separately. Your Model is only as good as the tools you use to build it.. Check out our Model Expo Store: www..com/shops/ModelExpo