On 22 November 1869, at the Dumbarton shipyard (Scotland), the Scott & Linton Company launched the Cutty Sark. The clipper was active in the tea trade between China and the United Kingdom for eight years.
In 1954 she was put into dry dock at Greenwich, London, where she became a museum ship and popular tourist attraction. In May 2007, she was seriously damaged by fire. Renovation is expected to be completed in early 2010.
Artesania Latina presents a perfect rendition of this graceful 19th-century tea clipper.
You have chosen to build your Cutty Sark in one delivery charged at £299.99.
Your ship will be sent within 14 days.
All ships delivered free to your door (no P&P).
If you are not satisfied, you can return for a full refund within 14 days of delivery.
To help you build your Cutty Sark, we recommend the following items:
Quick-drying glue 50gr
Modeller's tap-hammer
White glue 250gr
Hand drill
Varnish
Medium-grain sandpaper
Very fine-grain sandpaper
Brush (to paint in white)
Airbrush (for painting the hull)
Putty
Mild adhesive tape
Plankbender
Saw with handle
Tweezers
Mini electric drill with grinder
To add any of these items to your basket, go to www.deagostini.co.uk/shop/products/model_space
