1/64 Tula 1830 Royal Navy Cutter Wooden Sailboat DIY Boats Model Assembly Kit
1/64 Tula 1830 Royal Navy Cutter Wooden Sailboat DIY Boats Model Assembly Kit
100% Brand New and high quality
This is an unassembled wooden ship model kit of HMS Tula 1830, a classic Royal Navy patrol cutter.the kit is equipped with precise drawings, pre-cut wooden parts, metal fittings, rigging threads and all necessary accessories for static display ship building. Ideal for hobbyists, experienced model builders and nautical history collectors.
Point 1
Scale: 1/64 accurate scale replica of British Royal Navy HMS Tula Cutter launched in 1830. Restored strictly according to original naval blueprint, perfectly restores the structural features of early 19th-century British patrol sailing cutter.
Point 2
Complete wooden model assembly kit, contains laser-cut wooden hull frames & planks, precision metal hardware, copper details, rigging lines, paper construction drawings and step-by-step building instructions. No finished model included, requires manual assembly & painting.
Point 3
Suitable for experienced model builders, nautical military enthusiasts, naval history lovers. Finished ship works are great for home display, study decoration, model collection and desktop ornament. A wonderful handmade craft project for hobby leisure time.
Point 4
All components are packed in a sturdy carton to prevent damage during international shipping. We provide responsive message support if you have any questions during assembly. Package only includes model raw materials, paints, glue and tools are NOT included.
-Note:
Because of lighting and display, there will be a little color difference, please understand.
-If you want to buy in large quantities, please rest assured that we will give you the best price.
-It will be shipped from China to you.
-"Usually dispatched within 2 - 10 working days of receipt of payment"
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