New kit "Captain John Smith's Shallop"

i am having a hard time placing order can not enter city so can not procedd. any help would be appreciated.GOD BLESS STAY SAFE ALL DON
I had a similar issue so within the purchase page I pressed the "Contact" button and explained the issue. Denis emailed me and switching to email he inputted my order directly. He said a small number of states would not display cities - cause unknown.
 
As only somewhat related, may I please ask about who has received their San Bartolome kit? My order was only placed about ten days ago + / _.
 
As only somewhat related, may I please ask about who has received their San Bartolome kit? My order was only placed about ten days ago + / _.
Please allocate at least three weeks to the USA, but if lucky, you can have it faster.
 
Thanks Ron that’s good to know. I figure mine is about due to arrive.
Additionally, you can request a tracking number from Denis. Before the parcel came to the US, you can track it using the tracking site below. The tracking number should be similar to this RH088185592UA (don't track it, It is bogus, just as an example)


Once the parcel arrived in the USA, it could be tracked via USPS (same tracking number).
 
When the early colonists came to the New World at the turn of XVI-XVII centuries, they quickly realized a need in a small, universal and durable boats to explore the coast safely and to start trade relations with local North American tribes in this region. One of the most important aspects was not a local boats construction, but assembling of made in Europe beforehand. These boats were disassembled to parts and after shipped to the New World on a big ocean ships which were used by English sailors to cross over the Atlantic Ocean. Usually boats had from 25 to 45 ft length and could move with a sails and with a paddles. Also they had one or two masts and at least one sail, as wells as six-eight paddles and could carry up to 25 persons with a food stocks for a few days. The boats played an important role in survival and development of first settlements in the New World.
Here is proposed Captain’s John Smith shallop for assembling. Captain John Smith had attained a team with 14 persons and went to a trip in the summer of 1608th to explore and map out the Chesapeake Bay, and passed more the 1700 miles for 3 months. This story is well known because of meet Captain John Smith and a Native American woman princess Pocahontas during his trip. The legend of Pocahontas and John Smith was highlighted many times in a literature and cinema


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Hallo @Pavel Nikitin
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