Nordic Fishing Trawler Svea This is the BIG version of the fishing trawler Svea – hence it’s nickname is Big Svea. Turkmodel's kit is made to be used on the water with it’s big size of over 100 cm when finished. #agesofsail #shipkit #modelkit #hobbykit #rckit #rcboat #scalemodel

Oselvar Færing Turkmodel's kit features: 3D printed detailed resin accessories Remote control ready design DIMENSIONS 21.5 × 41.5 × 6.5 cm Please note that instructions and diagrams are digital downloads only. #agesofsail #shipkit #modelkit #rckit #rcmodel #rcship #scalemodel

The Schooner Vega was built in Viken, Sweden, 1909 as a freight sail ship. First as a pure sailing vessel, until 1932 and later with engine assistance, she was working in the Baltic Sea until 1966. She was then taken to Stockholm and ended up by sinking as a wreck in 1985.

Small Fishing Trawler Svea A small scale model of a typical smaller nordic fishing trawler often used for fishing shrimps. The base for this kit is the fishing boat Gullmar from the swedish west coast town of Lysekil. Kit from Turkmodels #agesofsail #shipkit #hobbykit #scalemodel

Solö Ruff is a classic day cruiser that was built by the swedish company Royal Storebro in the 1950-60′s. The boat was popular and was had several versions until 1965. It was mainly sold in Europe and North Americawhere it was called The Baltic Sea Chaser. #agesofsail #hobbykit

Taka "Black Sea Fishing Boat" L: 72 cm Cabin interior details Led lightning rooms 3D printed detailed resin accessories Remote control ready design Please note that these kits do not come with physical instructions or diagrams. #agesofsail #shipkit #modelkit #hobbykit

The Liman 2 was built in Holland by Kreber company in 1936. She served to Istanbul Port Administrating as a tugboat until 1988. It is kept in a private museum in Istanbul as working condition. #agesofsail #shipkit #modelkit #hobbykit #scalemodel #maritimehistory

Erycina was originally built as a cutter. She was designed by HV Prigg and built by WH Shilston in 1882. She was converted to a ketch rig in 1894. Due to her pedigree, Erycina has unusually beautiful lines, described as a Crack Ketch. Kit from Vanguard. #agesofsail #hobbykit

The Fifie was a very attractive and numerous fishing boat that was commonly seen around the waters off the east coast of Scotland from around 1850 and in operation for around a century. The Lady Eleanor from Vanguard is designed with the beginner in mind. #agesofsail #hobbykit

Grecian was an American schooner launched in 1812. During the War of 1812 she received a letter of marque. The Royal Navy captured her on 5 February 1814 and took her into service as HMS Grecian. She was sold in 1822. In 1823 she became a merchantman. #agesoofsail #hobbykit

HM cutter was a 6-gun cutter of the Royal Navy. She served in the English Channel for her entire career, operating against smugglers. She was sold in 1784. Sherbourne was built at Woolwich Dockyard under the supervision of Master Shipwright Joseph Harris. #agesofsail #hobbykit

The Acute Class was a group of 15 brig-rigged gunboats designed by Sir John Henslow, of which 11 were built in Kent shipyards. Adder was ordered on 7/02/1797 and launched on 22/04/1797. In 1798 Adder was lengthened in 1798 to 97 feet along the deck. #agesofsail #hobbykit

The Trial was built by Thomas Dusterville of Plymouth to the designs of Captain John Schank. The hull was fitted with three of Captain Schank’s sliding keels, which give the shallow hull directional stability when under sail. #agesofsail #shipkit #hobbykit #maritimehistory

The Alert, built in Dover by Henry Ladd and launched on 24th June 1777 was the largest class of cutter in the Royal Navy. She originally carried ten four-pounder carriage guns and six to twelve half-pounder swivel guns. Kit from Vanguard #agesofsail #hobbykit #maritimehistory

The Flirt/Speedy class of brig-sloops were the second class built to the new flush decked brig-sloop designs, the first being the Childers class of 1779. Both the Childers and Flirt/Speedy class were almost identical and it would be difficult to tell the differences. #agesofsail

HMS Indefatigable was one of the Ardent-class 64-gun third-rate ships-of-the-line designed by Sir Thomas Slade in 1761 for the Royal Navy. She was built as a ship-of-the-line, but most of her active service took place after her conversion to a 44-gun razee frigate. #agesofsail

HMS Sphinx was a 20-gun sixth-rate warship of the British Royal Navy built at Portsmouth and launched in October of 1775. Vanguard Models has researched and developed this ship and depicted her 'as built' for this kit. #agesofsail #hobbykit #maritimehistory

The ‘Mumble Bee’ was cutter rigged, full bowed and broad beamed. They were strongly built and many survived to a good old age. Because of their fine lines, a few of these vessels were converted to yachts in their later life. Kit from Vanguard Models. #agesofsail #hobbykit

We are running a sitewide 10 % off sale from September 1st to September 7th. Use code LABOR10 at checkout for the discount. We are still offering free domestic ground shipping on all orders over $100. This sale is good only for the first week of September and for online orders.

From Black Friday through Cyber Monday receive 10% off with coupon code CAPTAIN10. Shipping will be free soon all orders over $100, this deal is for online orders only, phone orders do not qualify for the 10% discount. Shipmates in Canada, FedEx is always an option at checkout.