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Fireboat
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This vintage boat model shoots water,
lights up, and makes fire emergency noise.
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Paddle wheeler
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This vintage large boat model is powered by an air-compressor.
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Push boat
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There's no other pusher tug boat
model like this in the world.
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Chris Craft 64 feet |
This vintage boat model is so beautiful and there's no second one.
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Cajun Trader
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This Cajun Trader ship
model carries a total of almost 300 proper scale
containers, many carrying the logos of international
container lines. The model is
fully-equipped and will operate at scale speeds by
two-channel radio control. The hull is molded
of fiberglass. Outside, and invisible
containers, are "N"-scale model railroad
equipment. 48" long.
$3,500.
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Mobil Bay
Coast Guard Ocean-going tug
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This model ship, with her
fiberglass hull and molded styrene superstructure
along with basswood, brass and some architectural
model supply items, is two-channel radio controlled.
It is equipped with a full sound system that
duplicates the rumble of the prototype's big diesel
engine.
40" long. $4,000.
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Brussels
ferry
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Current and in daily use today,
this small ferry hauls road traffic across the
Illinois River about 40 miles north of St. Louis.
The ship model was built using photos and personal
experience. For static display only and
is mounted on a red oak plank. This model can
be easily converted to RC control.
Construction materials include basswood, brass, and
parts from an architectural model supplier.
36" long. $2,500
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Sea Fox
C-3 Freighter
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Built of basswood and brass, this plank-on-frame
model ship was originally built for 2-channel radio controlled
but now for static display only.
36" long. $1,200 SOLD
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Chas. E. Ward
sternwheeler
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Built from Ward
Engineering Co., Charleston, West VA drawings, this
ship was to have been the first diesel-powered
sternwheeler to eve fly the inland rivers.
Unfortunately, the ideal wasn't sold to a potential
buyer. The basswood and brass model, however, makes
an interesting little craft when afloat. The
ship model
is propelled by her sternwheel which is driven by
external pitmans. The model responds well to
commands from a 2-channel radio yet she makes a
fantastic, static 1:48 scale model. 36" long.
$4,000
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Horatio Wright
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Horatio Wright once
cleared logs, debris and stumps from the navigation
channel. The model, of basswood and brass, was
built from a series of photos provided by the US
Corps of Engineers. For static display only.
Now exhibited in a river museum on indefinite loan.
36" long.
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Bertrand
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1850's sternwheeler Bertrand model was built for
Mystic Seaport Museum. Prototype was one of
the early mountain-type boats fighting the Missouri
River from St. Louis to goldfields near the
Missouri's headwaters. The model boat is
plank-on-frame basswood construction, fully
operational by 2 channel radio, propelled by sternwheel. Scratch-built from drawings.
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Verna and barges
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This ship model was built for
Mystic Seaport Museum.
Fiberglass hull and basswood superstructure.
Barges are basswood and loaded, one with coal and
the other with pipeline pipe sections.
Operated by 2-channel radio. Total length: 9
feet. Scale: 1:48.
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Early 1800's keelboat
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Built of balsa and basswood, this boat model portrays a
river freight hauler put into use after the day of
the flatboat. It was researched and built for
Mystic Seaport Museum.
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Early 1800's Ohio River
Flatboat
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Built for Mystic Seaport Museum, this boat model
replicates a freight-hauling vessel of long ago.
Built of basswood, it is for static display only.
Constructed from text and old images.
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HMS Victory
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This HMS Victory is built
with one side showing interior.
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HMS Endeavour
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This HMS Endeavour
is built with one side showing interior.
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HMS Bounty
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This HMS Bounty is
built with one side showing interior.
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Roman Galley |
This galley has working oars.
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Noah's Oak
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This Noah's Ark has moving animals.
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Robert E. Lee
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This river boat runs with steam power, releases smoke, and horns.
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