Occre 12013 1/75 Scale, Endeavour Yacht America’s Cup 1934, 53 cm. Sailing Yacht, Wooden Model Kit (OCR12013)

Contents

• Step by step video tutorials
• Instructions in 5 languages
• HD photos step by step
• Parts list with dimensions and materials
• IP data sheet for identifying parts
• Full scale plans
• High quality model kit
• Lifetime warranty

Features

• Scale: 1:75
• Width: 91 mm
• Height: 723 mm
• Length: 528 mm
• Number of parts: 1,277
• Estimated construction time: approximately 120 hours

This model is a faithful replica of the original. Our model kits provide all the necessary components to build an authentic ship model, down to the finest nautical details you can imagine.

History of the Endeavor Yacht - 1934 America's Cup
The yacht Ship Endeavor was designed and built specifically in 1934 to compete in the America's Cup, the world's most prestigious sailing competition. Its owner, the famous British industrialist Sir Thomas Sopwith, has invested in innovation and excellence to take the UK to the top of international sailing.

Ship Endeavor stood out with its elegant design, advanced technology for its time and outstanding racing performance. Despite being one of the favourites, yacht Endeavor delivered one of the most exciting episodes of the America's Cup finals, narrowly missing out on victory against American defender Rainbow.

Who was the owner of the Endeavor yacht? The famous yacht Endeavor, built for the America's Cup in 1934, belonged to Sir Thomas Sopwith, a well-known British industrialist and passionate sailor. Designed to challenge the best international teams, Endeavor was celebrated for her innovation and elegance and became a true icon in maritime history.

Despite coming so close to victory in one of the America's Cup's most memorable races, Endeavor remains one of the most admired and representative sailing yachts in the world of model shipbuilding and yachting.