Save-On Wooden Boats

The Latina Virgina 1819 was designed in 1819 and launched that same year. Also know as ''schooners'', these boats offered great maneuverability and elegance. Equipped with a central swivel mounted carronade and lighty armed plus high speed the Virginia was used for pursuit and intercepting tasks as a Coast Guard boat.

All wood model consists of Basswood, Balsa and Micro-Lite Plywood construction. Complete metal fittings set. Materials to build two lobster traps, three buoys and a display stand. Two cast metal lobsters.

This Static Display Boat is an all-wood replica of the high seas tugboat dating from the end of the 19th century to the beginning of the 20th century. Intricately detailed tugboat model replicates such details as the windlass, cloth fender lashings, canvas lashings for the lifeboats. brass navigation lights and much more.

The Universal series is designed for the builder with little experience, and has a pre-construced hull for easier assembly. This ship is a magnificent scale reproduction of The Albatros sailing ship, which was built in 1899, also known as a North Sea Klipper. It went through a complete restoration in the mid '80s, and was recommissioned as a sailing cargo vessel with classification GL 100 A4K, and still sails today! Various types of top-quality woods are used.

Laser cut wood that provides unprecedented accuracy in the cutting of small parts. Static display boat of the 27' Triple Cockpit Barrelback Boat. Very detailed and scale. Has two bench seats in the front that are separated and a small bench seat in the rear with the engine doors in between.

This Static Display boat is an all-wood replica of the Santa Maria one of the three ships that Columbus sailed to the New World. Hand sewn and sized cloth sails. All-wood construction features african walnut, mukali, plywood, and sapelli. Brass hardware such as eyebolts, hinges, capstan, nails and more.

The Louise is a replica of a Victorian steam launch. At that time, steam launches on the Thames were owned only by wealthy people. Today only replicas of these boats remain, but there are many devoted enthusiasts in Great Britain and the U.S. who sail them on rivers and lakes purely for fun and entertainment purposes.

The Latina Virgina 1819 was designed in 1819 and launched that same year. Also know as ''schooners'', these boats offered great maneuverability and elegance. Equipped with a central swivel mounted carronade and lighty armed plus high speed the Virginia was used for pursuit and intercepting tasks as a Coast Guard boat.

FEATURES: Sucess Series Construction Manual Full-size rolled plan Midwest Micro-Cut Quality Basswood and Mahogany parts Flexible Basswood Planking Strips Complete Fittings Set Strongback/Display Base.