Part 2 Multiple ships and plans for sale

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I previously listed multiple ships for sale please see my other posts.. These are additional ships for sale. Like others on Ship of Scale, sadly I have lost my spouse of 47 years. My husband passed away 10/2023. It is time to sell some of his models. All kits are complete to the best of my knowledge unless otherwise noted. Please feel free to make me an ofer on any item. I believe my prices are fair. Thank you.

Additional pictures are available for all items listed below. Shipping cost not included.

The Continental Galley Washington Plan Set #0134 by Nautical Research Guild. 10 pages missing monograph. Looks like monograph is a download/print
$25 price reduced or BEST OFFER

Wood package for the Rattlesnake Practicum. See pictures. I have been told “The wood package goes with a kit by a company called Mamoli but it will also work with the same kit by Model Shipways”. I do not know exactly what this is used for but nice wood pieces If practicum is required I do not have that. If interested, BEST OFFER.

Challenge by A. J. Fisher I believe all parts are included but not 100% certain. see picture for what is all included. $40 SOLD

Young America Model Model Shipways. I believe all parts are included but not 100% certain. see picture for what is all included. $50 scale 1/16" = 1 foot
$30 price reduced or BEST OFFER

news boy Model Shipways. It looks like it's missing one square piece of wood and tube of Testor's cement. please see pictures for what is included.
1/8" = 1 foot $50 price reduced $30 or BEST OFFER

Medway Syren Ship Model. Missing page #3 of plans. see pictures to confirm what is included. $100 scale 1/2"-1 foot SOLD

Sovereign of the Seas A J Fisher. 7 pages of plans ,see pictures for what is included $175 scale 1/8 inch = 1 foot price reduced $125 or BEST OFFER

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Mary, I’m sorry for your loss and hope that your model kits find good homes.

NOTE TO Kit BUILDERS: These are high quality kits! My earliest recollection is of my father building a Flying Cloud model from an AJ Fisher kit. In days past, these were the Rolls Royce of ship modeling kits. The old “Yellow Box Model Shipways kits can also be built into nice historically accurate ship models.

There are four models of the Clippers Ship era: Challenge. Newsboy , Young America and Sovereign of the Seas:

Challenge - in the 1850’s shipbuilder William Bates built several very fast shallow draft Clippers Schooners for the Great Lakes grain and lumber trades. Challenge was his first. She would be an excellent subject for the less experienced builder.

Newsboy A Clipper Brigantine. Two beautiful examples of this exist built by experienced builders. One is on the Bluejacket ship modeling kits co website and the other by Eric Ronnberg was shown in a past Nautical Release Guild Article.

Young America- Master model builder Ed Tosti built a wonderful example of this vessel and documented the process in a series of books available from Seawatch.

Sovereign of the Seas- Very fast Donald McKay Clipper.

Do not be put off by the solid hulls. This was the way models were built in times past, and is still preferred by many professional model makers today, and you don’t have to plank them. You can also shape a highly accurate hull and not have to rely on widely spaced bulkheads offered by the POB kits. My three solid hull kit models vary in age from over 80 years (my father) to over 50. They all look as good as new.

Even I, a dedicated scratch builder am tempted!

Roger
 
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Thank you so much for your kind words and advice. I also hope these kits find a good home with someone who will enjoy building them.

I appreciate you remarks. Thank you again.
 
Mary,

To help sell your model kits I suggest that you post the “scale” of each kit. This will tell prospective buyers how large the finished model will be. You will find this information on the box, the instructions, and/or drawings. For example, your Sovereign of the Seas kit is probably 1/8”=1ft 0”. Newer kits would list this as 1:96.

Roger
 
Thank you for suggestion. I will do that shortly. Hope it helps but still good information to add. Looks like I may have sold Challenge.
 
I added information to multiply ship part 2 and will do the other post as well. Thank you so much. I am trying but do not know a lot about selling models.
 
Hello, I just sold that ship, Challenge. All others on both my "multiply ship" posts are available.
Thank you for asking.
 
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