Cutty sark 1/78 static boat

Mantua Models is a company specialized in creating models of historical ships and offers a range of high-quality construction kits.

The Cutty Sark was a three-masted clipper, designed for tea races between China and England, as well as for the wool trade.

The Cutty Sark was built in Dumbarton on the Clyde in 1869 for the South-East Asia and Africa trade line.

It was specially constructed to beat the speed records set by the Thermopylae. The Cutty Sark has been preserved at the Greenwich Museum since 1954.

Here are some key features of the Cutty Sark model by Mantua Models:

Historical Realism: The model captures the authentic details of the design and structure of the Cutty Sark, providing a faithful representation of the ship as it was in that era.

Quality Construction: Mantua Models kits are known for their superior manufacturing quality, with laser-cut parts, high-quality wooden components, and detailed instructions to guide the assembly.

Detail Level: The Mantua Models Cutty Sark model can include elements such as finely reproduced sails (optional), intricate rigging, hull details, cabins, and decks.

The model has been developed based on the original plans. The construction follows the classic approach of frame and double planking, followed by coppering. The wooden parts are laser-cut. The kit includes complete wooden, walnut, copper, brass, and six bronze ornamentations.

Seven highly detailed plans with assembly instructions.

Scale 1/78: The scale of the model is designed to reflect the proportions and details of the Cutty Sark in a manageable size.

The Cutty Sark was a remarkable ship due to its speed and elegance.

The Cutty Sark model by Mantua Models allows hobbyists and maritime history enthusiasts to relive the era of sailing and appreciate the charm of this legendary vessel.

Before embarking on the construction of the Cutty Sark model, it is recommended to review the specific kit details, such as size, complexity, and included materials, to ensure that it aligns with your modeling skills and expectations.