Billing Boats : Sir Winston Churchill Wooden Ship Kit

Build: Unassembled \(Kit\)

The Billing Boats 1/75 Sir Winston Churchill from the wooden ship model kits range accurately recreates the real-life vessel.
This wooden boat kit is highly realistic with many fine details.

The Schooner was built in 1965 at the Richard Dunston Ltd., Shipyard in Hessle, Yorkshire, GB, for the Sail Training Association in Bosham.
The constructors of this ship were Chamber & Nicholsen Ltd.
The Sir Winston Churchill is also equiped with a 240 HP help-engine and has a total sailarea of 817 sqm.
The main-crew consists of 11 men, of these are 8 officers, and they can carry up to 44 ship-boys.In October 1967 a sistership, the Malcom Miller was taken into service, and was immediately in the media as its crew-menbers consisted of women.
One of these ships can almost be found at every Windjammer Parade.

This kit features plank on frame construction, laser cut plywood keel and frame components, wooden superstructure and decks, hull and deck fittings in wood, brass and/or plastic, mast and spars and rigging cord in various sizes and printed sails. It includes full-size plan sheets and an instruction manual with English text.

Length : 64cm
Height : 52cm
Width

11cm
Scale: 1/75