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Billings Boat - Bluenose
- Scale 1:65 - Ideal for
the advanced beginner
(B576) The schooner
Bluenose has a very
special place in the
history of navigation and
yachting. Built to fish
off the Newfoundland
coast, the ship soon
turned out to be such a
fast sailer that she won
all the great classical
regattas along the
USA’s Eastern coast.
She was built in Nova
Scotia in l921, and
shipwrecked near Haiti in
1946. A true copy -
Bluneose II - was
launched in l964.
Specifications: Height:
67Length: 76Width:
14Scale: 1/65thLaser cut
Availability: In Stock
£149.99
Available
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COLIN ARCHERRS 1 was
built in 1893 for the
"Norwegian Society
for Shipwreck
Salvage" at the
Colin Archer shipyard in
Rekkevig near Larvik,
Norway. RS 1 was later
named "Colin
Archer" after its
designer and builder. RS
1 was built in 1893 for
the "Norwegian
Society for Shipwreck
Salvage" at the
Colin Archer shipyard in
Rekkevig near Larvik,
Norway. RS 1 was later
named "Colin
Archer" after its
designer and builder. The
large scale Billing Boats
model of the Colin Archer
is suitable for remote
control installation.
Each model kit is
equipped with a numbered
and signed
certificate.Scale 1:15
Length 127cm Beam
33cmHeight: 133cmThe
Billing Boats kit of the
Colin Archer features:
ABS hull, wooden deck,
hull and deck fittings in
wood, brass and/or
plastic, masts and spars
in ramin, rigging cord
in various sizes,
Propshaft, rudder,
propeller, pre printed
sails. Includes Full size
plan sheets and an
instruction manual with
English Text. Billing
Boats Level: Expert
Availability: In Stock
£549.99
Available
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BIlling Boats - Fishing
Boat FD 10 Yawl - Scale
1:50 - Ideal for advanced
beginners (B701) A
typical Danish seiner,
with a gross tonnage of
63.43 and built in
1929/1930 at the Nyborg
Shipyard in Denmark. The
ship was sold to the
Faroe Islands in 1930 as
the
"Sjóstjørnan"
TG II. After a period of
20 years with various
owners and names, the
ship was sold to Iceland
in 1950, and was now
called
"Arnanes".
Specifications: Height:
57Length: 70Width:
12Scale: 1/50th Laser cut
Availability: In Stock
£129.99
Available
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Billings Boat US Coast
Guard (B100) Choose this
level if you have never
tried model building
before. These models all
have a simple
construction. But
remember: Even the
easiest model takes more
than one evening to
build! This 44-foot Coast
Guard is a very seaworthy
lifeboat, designed to
carry out search and
rescue assignments in
poor weather and water
conditions. With a
skilled and experienced
crew, this vessel can
carry out the most
demanding of rescue
operations. The vessel is
self stabilizing. Built
in 1961 at the Coast
Guard shipyard in Curtis
Bay, Maryland, USA.
Specifications: Height:
23.6Length: 36.3Width:
10.7Hull: PlasticScale:
1/40th
Availability: In Stock
£49.99
Available
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Billing Boats - Dana
Fishing Boat - Scale
1:60th - Ideal for
beginners (B200) The Dana
is a typical fishing
cutter from North Zealand
in Denmark. Around the
turn of the century,
many boats of this type
sailed in along the
Danish coast. During the
1920’s many of the
cutters were fitted with
engines, which enabled
an even quicker landing
of the catch.
Specifications:Height:
34Length: 32Width:
10Hull: PlasticScale:
1/60th
Availability: In Stock
£49.99
Available
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Billings Boat HMS Bounty
(B492C) An armed merchant
vessel launched in 1787.
The mutiny of the Bounty
is perhaps the most
well-known of all
mutinies at sea. Together
with loyal crew members,
Captain Bligh was set to
sea in an open boat about
30 miles from Tofua.
Specifications:Height:
65Length: 78Width:
15Scale: 1/50TH Laser cut
Availability: In Stock
£209.99
Available
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Billings Boat Cutty Sark
(B564C) A tea clipper
launched in 1869. Length
85.34 m, breadth 10, 97
m, draught 6, 4 m and
displacement of 2, 133
tons. The most famous of
all tea clippers, the
Cutty Sark is today
preserved for posterity
at a dry dock in
Greenwich. Built to
transport tea from China,
she was designed by
Hercules Linton, whose
ambition it was to
outstrip the Termopylae,
the fastest ship of the
times.
Specifications:Height:
67Length: 110Width:
15Scale: 1/75TH Laser cut
Availability: In Stock
£329.99
Available
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Billing Boats - HMS
Renown - Scale 1:35 -
Ideal for beginners
(B604) This ship is a
50-foot steam pinnace
from around the middle of
the 19th Century. These
boats had a small
forecastle, a room for
the crew, a boiler room
and a cabin. Above the
crews’ quarters was a
conical steel base with a
permanent universal ring,
on which a 3-lb
quick-firing cannon or
maxim machine gun could
be mounted.
Specifications: Height:
14Length: 45Width:
9.5Scale: 1/35thLaser cut
Availability: In Stock
£89.99
Available
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Billings Boat - Norske
Love - Scale: 1:20 -
Suitable for expert
builders (B437C) A
three-masted warship
launched in 1765. Length
48.93 m, breadth 9.70 m,
draught 5.07 m,
displacement 1, 076 tons,
with a crew of 402. The
Norske Løve was
originally named after
the Norwegian/Danish
coat-of-arms, and was
renamed the Øresund in
1772. The vessel was used
as a guard boat in the
Oresund and other coastal
waters around Denmark.
The ship was deleted from
the naval register in
1798. Specifications:
Height: 90Length:
101Width: 20Scale: 1/20TH
Laser cut
Availability: In Stock
£379.99
Denmark