Britannia 1/64 static boat

The Britannia is one of the most iconic racing yachts in the history of sailing. Designed by Scottish naval architect G.L. Watson, the Britannia was built at the request of Edward VII, then Prince of Wales, in 1892. It embodies the elegance, performance, and excellence of navigation of the time.

The yacht Britannia was not only a symbol of luxury and refinement but also a formidable racing vessel. Its innovative design and technical features made it a formidable competitor on the racecourses. It was known for its sleek and slender hull, as well as its impressive sail area that allowed it to reach exceptional speeds.

This is the type of hull whose beauty is evident at first sight. The quality of the construction has stood the test of time. On the contrary, the rigging underwent every modification that science and yacht fashion suggested. Britannia maintains an exceptional record of victories.

From its launch, the Britannia participated in numerous competitions and regattas, leaving its mark in the history of competitive sailing. It became the preferred yacht of Edward VII and was meticulously maintained and improved over the years to remain at the forefront of maritime technology.

The Britannia also played a significant role in the America's Cup, the world's most prestigious sailing competition. Although it never won the America's Cup, it remained a formidable competitor and garnered the admiration of many sailing enthusiasts for its beauty and performance.

Over the years, the Britannia continued to participate in renowned regattas and nautical events. However, in 1936, after decades of service and excellence, the yacht was decommissioned and dismantled. Its majestic hull and impressive history left a lasting imprint in the world of sailing and British maritime history.

Today, the name and legacy of the Britannia continue to resonate in the realm of competitive sailing, often considered one of the most famous yachts of all time. Its timeless design, exceptional performance, and association with royalty make it a lasting symbol of elegance and the power of sail navigation.

The Britannia Model by MAMOLI:
The wooden ship model kits from MAMOLI's MV series all feature laser-cut wooden parts for easy and accurate assembly. The wood used is among the finest, and the complete rigging is of top quality.

With the boats from the MAMOLI range, you have the opportunity to recreate several famous vessels that participated in the America's Cup: the Puritan, the Britannia, and the America.