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USS Susquehanna Model Boat – GN
Contact UsThe USS Susquehanna The USS Susquehanna is marked by 3 events; East India Squadron 1850-1855: The frigate sailed on 8 June for the Far East. Aulick’s orders included instructions to visit Japan to negotiate a treaty opening diplomatic relations with that country. Mediterranean Squadron, 1856-1861: The ship joined the Mediterranean Squadron in July under the…
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Edmund Fitzgerald Model Ship – GN
Original price was: £595.£422Current price is: £422.The SS Edmund Fitzgerald The SS Edmund Fitzgerald was an American Great Lakes freight ship. She sank in Lake Superior during a storm on 10 November 1975, losing her entire crew. She was the largest ship on the Great Lakes in North America. The wreckage was found in in November 1975 by a US Navy…
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Midship Offshore Support Vessel (Standard Range) – GN
Contact UsWhat is an OSV – Offshore Support Vessel? Offshore support ships are also known as supply ships. They are specialised vessels designed to operate in the ocean. They are used for platform support, anchor handling, construction, maintenance and more. OSVs bring equipment to platforms or parent offshore turbines. They are an integral part of the…
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USS Constellation Ship Model (Standard Range) – GN
Contact UsUSS Constellation The USS Constellation was a 38-gun three-metre frigate. She was part of the US Navy. She was built at the Joseph and Samuel Sterett shipyard on Harris Creek in the maritime community of Fell’s Point Baltimore. The ship was one of the frigates authorised to be built by the Naval Act of 1794….
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Stars & Stripes Model Yacht (Standard Range) – GN
Contact UsStripes Model Yacht The American Sail Foundation commissioned four 12-metre yachts. The aim was to win back the America’s Cup in the 1987 competition in Fremantle, Australia. These yachts were all named Stars & Stripes. Stars & Stripes 83 (US 53), 1985 – by Geraghty Marine. Stars & Stripes 85 (US 54), 1985 – by…
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American Flyer Waterline Model Ship – GN
Contact UsThe American Flyer Boat Also known as the USNS Flyer, was a US Navy C2-S-B1 type freighter. It was built for the Maritime Commission (MC). This boat was called Water Witch and was subsequently purchased in 1946 by United States Lines. They renamed it American Flyer. Under the orders of the Navy, the American Flyer…
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APL Model Ship – GN
Contact UsThe boats of the American President lines APL, American President Lines Ltd, is a shipping company . They carry containers from Singapore . They have one subsidiary of the French shipping company CMA CGM who operate a fleet of vessels while – container . After the end of the war American – Mexican in 1848,…
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Calista Ship Model – GN
Contact UsAbout the Calista The Calista, built in 1911 at the Martinolich Dockton Shipyard, Washington, is best known for the incident on 5 November 1916. The ship, The ship, which was preceded by the steamship Verona, was carrying members of the Industrial Workers of the World from Seattle Everett, Washington, during a labour dispute.When the Verona…
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Cason J. Callaway Model Ship – GN
Contact UsCason J. Callaway Cason J. Callaway built by Great Lakes Engineering Works of River Rouge, Michigan. She was christened and launched as Cason J. Callaway in 1952. The usual unloading ports for the Callaway were Gary, Indiana, and Conneaut, Ohio. In 1955, Cason J. Callaway was involved in a head-on collision with the B.F. Jones….
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Chinese Junk Wooden Model Ship – GN
Contact UsAbout the Chinese Junk Model A junk is a type of sailing ship, which originated from China. The sails are fully battened. There are two types of junks: the Northern Junk and the Southern Junk.The northern junk is created from Chinese river boats. The southern junk is created from the Austrian ship models. The latter…
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Container Ship Model – GN
Contact UsAbout the Container Ship Container ships have various port of calls around the world. They ship a variety of goods and sail on trade routes from East Asia to North America, Central America, the Caribbean, the Mediterranean, Northern Europe and Australia. Some container ships tend to adopt intra-continental routes such as the East Asian ports…
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