Gianhien Sb0014P50 Chris Craft Runabout Wooden Ready Speed ​​Boat Model (GNSB0014P50)

GIANHIEN SB0014P50 CHRIS CRAFT RUNABOUT WOOD Wood Ready Speed ​​Boat model

Brand:Gianhien
Stock Code:GNSB0014P50
Scale:51x18x16 cm
Type:Wooden model ready to exhibit
Number of parts:1

Wood Speed ​​Boat Contents

• 1 ChRIS Craft Runabout Wooden Speed ​​Boat model

Wood Speed ​​Boat Features

• It is the reduced wooden model of the truth.
• The body is made of hand craftsmanship from dried wooden material.
• The sails are made of cloth and all seams are made.
• Accessories are made of rice and white metal.
• Under the boat is the original stand that will keep it on the ground.
• It is in the special wooden polls to prevent damage during transportation, and also in the cardboard parcel.

About the wooden speed boat

Chris Smith made his first wooden boat at the age of 13 in 1874. Years later, he made a duck hunting boat. His friends liked the way they build them and asked him to do one. This was the beginning of the boat company. Soon he began to build more boats and joined his brother Hank in 1881 to start producing full -time boats. In 1910, the brothers united with other partners and founded Smith Ryan Boat Company. The company's name was called Chris Smith & Sons Boat Company in 1922 and later changed to Chris-Craft in 1924. The Detroit region company was known for its elegant racing boats in the 1910s and 1920s. Chris-Craft, Henry Ford and William Randolph Hearst sold high quality speed boats to rich customers. In the late 1920s, Chris-Craft expanded its market to the middle class when it became one of the first serial manufacturers of civil entertainment boats. The company has begun assembly line in its own factory production algonac, Michigan, [2] on the Clair River Dramatic production costs to reduce. In the past, most speed boats were hand -made. The engines were provided by both Ford and Chrysler and by Hercules Engine Company on the next models. In 1927, the company introduced an affordable 22 Runabout Cadet. At that time, the area of ​​the speed boats was largely limited to the rich. The innovative advertising campaign promised a piece of "good life" to the growing American middle class. The company sold its boats in installments and made them one of the first speed boats offered to the general population. Great depression robbed many Americans and Chris-Craft lived. The company introduced a number of low -priced speed boats to protect Solvent. By 1935, a 15.5 service boat was sold at a price of USD 406 ($ 2020 at US $ 7,664). During the Second World War, the company produced small patrol boots for the US navy and launched it. After the war, Chris-Craft introduced a new series of timely a new series of civilian travel boats for the enormous American consumer expansion in the 1950s.

For ten years, he pointed to the top of the company's prestige, and the Chris-Craft brand became almost synonymous with a boat ride. Offering 159 different models, the company became a sales leader in many small civilian speed boats categories. The company sold high quality boats to famous customers such as Dean Martin, Katharine Hepburn, Frank Sinatra and Elvis Presley. The boats were usually made from the best ma and were considered among the best available. It was easy to run, a necessity for the "weekend sailor" owners. In some circles, it was expected to have a Chris-Craft. Even lower -priced boats were considered high quality, and usually contained luxury elements such as the use of luxury elements such as mahogany, tick and rice. Chris-Craft produced the first fiberglass boat in 1955. In 1957, the company added a metal boat section called Roamer Steel Boats Division (RSBD). This was founded with the acquisition of Roamer Boat Company and the boats were known as Chris Craft Roamers. The company was acquired in 1960 by the Nafi Corporation of Shields & Company, which operates independently under this company. Chris-Craft Industries sold the boat section to Murray Industries in 1981 and protected the Chris-Craft trademark and licensed Murray. Outboard Marine Corporation purchased the boat company in 1989, then went bankrupt in 2000 and was purchased by Genmar Holdings. Genmar sold the Chris-Craft boat section to Stellican Ltd.

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This ready -made wooden ship model, which has a very detailed workmanship, is an unattended gift in your friends. It is in the special wooden polls to prevent damage during transportation, and also in the cardboard parcel. When you are asked, you can order a complete indoor plexiglass glass. As Hobbytime, we will continue to offer you more realistic and high quality products. .