Amazing Scale Ship Kit! Occre Endeavour 1:54 Scale. View larger

Amazing Scale Ship Kit! Occre Endeavour 1:54 Scale.

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Scale modeling kit from Spanish manufacturer OCCRE. High quality laser cut wooden parts, detailed instructions, all necessary elements included into the kit.

Measurements

Scale: 1:54

Height: 680 mm

Width: 300 mm

Length: 815 mm

Difficulty: Medium

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319,98 €

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Price includes EU VAT Tax.

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Quick delivery in ES and to other countries

319,98 €

Price includes EU VAT Tax.

For non-EU customers final order price is calculated at checkout after delivery address is entered.



Payment Methods - learn about safe and convenient payment options.

Shipping Options - we ship to Europe, EU, USA and UK.

Data sheet

Manufacturer OCCRE
Material Wooden Models
Type ⚓ Ships

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Immerse yourself in the world of ship modelling and enjoy a journey back to the age of these marvellous ships with our kit models.

The Endeavour was built in June 1764 by Thomas Fishburn, originally under the name of the Earl of Pembroke.

She had a displacement of 368 tonnes with an overall length of 106 feet, a keel length of 97 feet, and a maximum beam of 29 feet. She had a broad rounded bow, a flat stern and was square rigged.

Originally she was engaged as a collier for the transport of coal. On 5th April 1768 she was commissioned as Royal Navy ship, given the name Endeavour, and fitted out for voyages of exploration. This fitting out took place at the Deptford shipyard, near London, where she was prepared for her first voyage, with new decks, cabins and spaces being built to house officers, scientists, servants, marines and crew, in all a total of 94 men.

The Endeavour sailed round the world under the command of Captain James Cook, setting out from Plymouth, England, on 8th August 1768 and arriving back in London on 13th July 1771. The purpose of this expedition was to observe the passing of the planet Venus between the Earth and the sun, and also to estimate the distance between the stars and to use this information as a way of calculating the parameters of the universe. She sank off the coast of the American State of Rhode Island while attempting to repel a French attack of the port of Newport, in 1790.

See how, step by step, you can replicate a model down to the finest detail and faithful to the original ship. We invite you to let yourself get carried away and set up spaces for creative leisure in which you can enjoy this marvellous model ship.

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