1/75 Wooden kit with Kanrin-Maru sail [35144]

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Product Description ■ Woody Joe 1/75 Model Wooden Sailing Ship Kanrin-Maru (with sail).
Ordered by the Shogunate from the Netherlands. It is a screw-propelled sailing ship with a steam engine mounted on a wooden hull.
The Japan-U. S. Trade Treaty of 1860. The Exchange Mission was carried to San Francisco.
It is a historic sailing ship with Captain Katsu Kaishu, John Manjiro and Fukuzawa Yukichi on board.
It is a historic sailing ship.
Ship date : 1856 years of construction, 1857 years of service, 1871 years of service
Total displacement 620t Total length 48.8m (hull length) Total width 8.74m
Engine 3 masts, 100-horsepower steam engine (fuel : coal)
Maximum speed 6 knots (10km/h)
Twelve artillery guns
The kit is composed mainly of high-precision laser-processed wooden parts. Metal etching and soft metal parts are also used. It is a precision model in the running state with the sail removed.
The keel frame, which is the base of the ship, uses a box structure with a stable frame.
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Product specifications : Unpainted, Wooden Assembly Kit
Size at completion : Total length approx. 820 mm / Total width approx. 203 mm / Total height approx. 487 mm
Production reference time : approx. 150 hours