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- Order number: ds1251
- Hersteller: DUMAS
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This coastal tug built in 1900 not only burned coal for power but also but also hauled barges... more
Product information "Coastal Tug "The Lackawanna""
This coastal tug built in 1900 not only burned coal for power but also but also hauled barges filled with coal along the New England coast. The Lackawanna was 137 feet long but her gorgeous sheer and festive air made her appear almost yacht like. Our 33 inch model of the Lackawanna captures all the beautiful lines of this classic tug. This kit features a vacuum ABS plastic hull and expanded PVC diecut parts. The Lackawanna is not short on detail with tons of laser cut parts and loads of castings and turnings. Top it off with clear and concise step by step plans and instructions and you have a great kit of an Early 20th Century Tug that is truly a pleasure to build.
Length 33 inches Beam 6 inches
Material Rumpf: | ABS |
Difficulty: | medium |
Länge: | 838mm |
Maßstab: | M 1:48 |
Breite: | 152mm |
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