This level is for those who have tried to build a model ship before, or perhaps one of plastic. These models also have a simple construction, though you will meet a number of 'challenges' on the way!
A Classic American runabout from the mid-1920s. Racing boats from that time was build in beautiful classic materials such as teak and mahogany.
15 cm
69 cm
15 cm
1:15
A flat-bottomed boat from Provence. Vessels of this type were commonly used along the Rhone River for transporting building timber, tiles from Arles and fodder.
41 cm
41 cm
10 cm
1:80
Henriette-Marie is the first pilot cutter known from Le Havre. Built in 1847, it was piloted until 1890.
42 cm
44 cm
10 cm
1:50
Fishing vessel from Fécamp on the north coast of Normandy. Built around 1850. At that time these boats were used for fishing off Newfoundland. The hulls were raw unvarnished wood and the sails were red-brown in color. In 1878 these boats were replaced by lighter ones.
38 cm
53 cm
10 cm
1:30
A French fishing boat built in Honfleur in the bay of Le Havre in 1866. These typical boats operating in this region had a crew of 3 members, a sail area of 47m2 and a length always less than 10m.
42 cm
45 cm
11 cm
1:30
