The prefabricated Model-Corab "whaling vessel New Bedford" Model, 1/200, (Mon120005)

By the beginning of the 20th century, whaling quickly lost popularity. Its main goal is to extract mammals fat, which served as fuel and was used in industry. Gradually, the number of individuals caught decreased due to gold fever, reducing this craft and the development of oil deposits. The descent of the Charles W. Morgan whack barcard occurred during the heyday of the providence, so its construction quickly paid off. This three -masted ship was distinguished by a large hold for storing barrels with fat, which was filled for the hunting season. Now the ship is standing in the port of Connecticut as a museum.

The national team “New Bedford Kitoboy Ship” is an exact copy of the old Charles W. Morgan on a 1: 200.

All The details are attached to the gate and are easily separated from them with the help of sidewalls. According to detailed instructions, even a novice modelist will be able to assemble Bark. Cover the detailed elements with the indicated paint, glue them, and you will have a unique ship of the 19th century.

develops fine motor skills, accuracy, attentiveness and modeling skills. P> In the box you will find plastic gigs with attached models of model, glue, paint, brush and assembly instructions.