Ranger - fish transport ship kit 1:64

Article number: KR25320
Manufacturer: Krick
Manufacturer Product-No.: 25320
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Ranger - fish transport ship kit 1:64

Saltwater fishing from Barking was mentioned as early as 1320, when fishermen were punished for using nets with meshes that were too small. The industry seems to have been quite small at this time. A list from the 1660s shows that Barking had 14 fishing boats with 70 men and boys. By 1814 the number grew to 70, by 1833 to 120, by 1845 to 150, and by 1850 to at least 220 cutters. This phenomenal growth can be traced to one family, the Hewetts: Scrymgeour (1765-1850) and his son Samuel (1797-1871). By 1833, the Hewett fleet, called the "Short Blue Fleet" after its flag, consisted of 10 ships. Until the 1860s, Barking was fished primarily by vessels with integral seawater basins. Then the cost of operating such vessels rose rapidly, and the increasing pollution of the London River made it increasingly difficult to store live cod in boxes in Gravesend. The custom of bringing the day's catch aboard one of the well smacks that worked with the fleet gave way to the use of fast cutters built specifically for this purpose.

The fast fishing cutter Ranger was a typical example of this type of vessel. Built at Barking in 1864, it was 74 feet 3 inches long and weighed 52 tons. These vessels could sail faster into the wind than any other vessel then at sea. With a cargo as perishable as fish, minutes counted, and the least desired weather was calm or only light wind. The fishing cutters of this type that survived the steam age went on to a new career as fast yachts. The kit equipment:

  • Laser cut and engraved parts in MDF and pear wood.
  • Laser engraved and cut maple deck with treenail detail.
  • 2 sheets of brass foro etched parts
  • Detailed 3D printed parts.
  • Small cutter boat with crew as 3D printed and wooden parts.
  • Double planked hull made of basswood for the first planking and pearwood for the second planking.
  • Walnut logs for mast, gaff and boom.
  • Several sizes of black and natural colored rigging twine and all necessary blocks and eyebolts.
  • Comprehensive, full-color building instructions plus 11 plan sheets with all mast and rigging drawings.

The model can be rigged with or without sails. Note: All pictures shown are of the prototype model. Boxes and fishermen are sold separately. The pictures of the model show the model with the premium sail set part number 62100 (sold separately).

Technical Data Scale: 1:64 Category: floor model Length over all: 517 mm Height over all: 487 mm Width over all: 94 mm Material hull: wood Material superstructure: Wood Hull construction: Keel on frames Planking: Double

Scope of delivery: 1x Ranger kit Building instruction


Warnhinweis!
ACHTUNG: Nicht für Kinder unter 14 Jahren geeignet. Benutzung unter unmittelbarer Aufsicht von Erwachsenen.

Hersteller Krick


 

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