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Scale wooden model 1/60 American Whaler Essex OcCre 12006

Scale wooden model 1/60 American Whaler Essex OcCre 12006

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Article:
OC12006
Product weight, g:
2000
Scale:
1/60
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Difficulty level:
середній
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Prefab wooden model 1/60 American whaling ship "Essex" OcCre 12006 with delivery throughout Ukraine and stores in Kyiv and Odessa.
Glue and paints are not included
Included:
wooden parts,
metal parts,
brass parts,
cotton thread,
photoetching,
cheerleaders,
sail,
scheme for painting the model,
step-by-step instructions.

The difficulty is medium

Model dimensions:
Height - 552 mm
Width - 225 mm
Length - 735 mm

In November 1820, the death of the whaling ship "Essex" and the rescue of part of its crew shook the United States. A year earlier, the ship had set sail from Nantucket, beginning another whaling campaign that would last two and a half years in the South Pacific.
While under the command of Captain George Pollard, the whaling ship "Essex" was attacked by a large whale, which rammed it several times until it was wrecked 3,700 km off the coast of South America. Of the 21 crew members, only eight were saved.
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Prefab wooden model 1/60 American whaling ship "Essex" OcCre 12006 with delivery throughout Ukraine and stores in Kyiv and Odessa.
Glue and paints are not included
Included:
wooden parts,
metal parts,
brass parts,
cotton thread,
photoetching,
cheerleaders,
sail,
scheme for painting the model,
step-by-step instructions.

The difficulty is medium

Model dimensions:
Height - 552 mm
Width - 225 mm
Length - 735 mm

In November 1820, the death of the whaling ship "Essex" and the rescue of part of its crew shook the United States. A year earlier, the ship had set sail from Nantucket, beginning another whaling campaign that would last two and a half years in the South Pacific.
While under the command of Captain George Pollard, the whaling ship "Essex" was attacked by a large whale, which rammed it several times until it was wrecked 3,700 km off the coast of South America. Of the 21 crew members, only eight were saved.
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