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Artesania Latina 2007 Range

Please note that due to specialist appeal only, these items are obtained to order.  Please allow around 7 days total for delivery.  

Makers Website http://www.artesanialatina.net/

Artesania are high-grade wooden model boat kits, with pre-cut components.  Each comes with rigging, deck fittings etc as appropriate.

Artesania Latina Model Boat Kits (Asterisk indicates pre-sown sails)
	ART1019001	Viking Longboat * 293mm This is a replica of one of the famous 10th century Viking longboats of Gokstad, which were both manned by oars and propelled by sail.	£49
	ART1019002	Palma Nova * 325mm The llauds were the typical craft of the balearic Islands from the 18th century until 1950.	£49
	ART1019004	H.M.S. Bounty’s Jolly Boat * 415mm In April 1789, the H.M.S. Bounty left Tahiti and whilst passing through the Endeavour Channel, a number of the crew staged a mutiny. Captain Blight and 18 loyal crew members were forced by the mutineers into one of the three small lifeboats and were cast adrift. This craft, powered by a large sail and with four men rowing at a time, covered 3.600 miles until they reached the safety of Timor.	£49
	ART1019006	Courageux II * 260mm The courageaux is a traditional fishing boat of the south Brittany coast. Used for a broad range of activities it continued sailing until 1965. An excellent working tool due to the simplicity of its equipment, it allowed its crew to spend more time fishing.	£49
	ART1019007	Bon Retour * 395mm A shell fishing boat from the Brest region, built in 1952 at the Tertu du Fret shipyards, used for scallop fishing until 1980.The boat is currently under the management of the TUD AR MOR association, founded for the protection of maritime culture.	£49
	ART1019009	Cadaques* 380mm Alongside the Costa Brava and the south eastern coast of France it's still possible to admire these traditional catalan fishing boats resting under the Mediterranean sun.	£49
	ART1019014	Santisima Trinidad* 380mm	£49
	ART1020100	Mare Nostrum Spanish Trawler 410mm The Mare Nostrum is a typical Mediterranean trawler from the Costa Brava area. Its easy assembly and beauty makes the Mare Nostrum the perfect model for novice or experienced model-makers alike.	£69
	ART1020120	Zuider Zee Botter 475mm The Notter from the isle of Marken is a typically Dutch boat which, for many centuries, sailed the Zuiderzee, later called the Ijsslmeer.	£69
	ART1020145	Bremen Krabben Kutter 400mm Shrimps fishing cutters first appeared in 1898, and were virtually restricted to the North Sea. Ten years later they began to be fitted with 8-12hp motors and were ususally about 10 metres in length. The Bremen was a wooden boat, built in 1953 in a small, unknown, boatyard on the German coast.	£69
	ART1020201	Amsterdam Tug Boat 1060mm suitable for R/C	TBA
	ART1020203	Hellen Trawler 858mm suitable for R/C	£139
	ART1020305	Le Renard Pirate Ship 630mm	£79
	ART1020400	Mare Nostrum 410mm	£99
	ART1020415	Sanson Tugboat 605mm	£107
	ART1020505	King of the Mississippi River Boat 660mm	£130
	ART1020506	Marina II Fishing Boat 610mm suitable for R/C	£130
	ART1020605	Marina suitable for R/C	£96
	ART1020805	Mississippi with tools and display stand	£165
	ART1020810	H.M.S. Bounty 980mm	£299
	ART1022110	Swift Pilot Boat * 540mm The Swift was an early 19th century Virginia pilot boat. Their technical features led the great naval powers of the time to enlarge them creating the famous Baltimore Clippers class.	£69
	ART1022135	Virginia American Schooner* 540mm At the start of the 19th century, the United States began to built small fore-and-aft rigged sailing ships called "schoners", offering great manoeuvrability and elegance. The Virginia was designed in 1819 and launched that same year.	£69
	ART1022140	Tramontana* 500mm	£69
	ART1022170	Marie Jeanne tuna boat* 565mm The Marie Jeanne, a tuna boat from the French harbour of Concarneau, was a part of the fish sailing fleet which sailed from 1900 till 1950.The general trend towards engine propulsion contributed to the end of these elegant fishing boats, which often sported colourful sails.	£69
	ART1022180	Jolie Brise cutter* 505mm The celebrity of this cutter, which worked from the port of Le Havre, was due to the incomparable strength of its construction: It was launched in 1913 and is still afloat, although unfortunately not in its native land, but across the Channel, in England.	£69
	ART1022190	La Cancalaise* 650mm It appeared in the ports of Cancale and Granville aaround 1850.In the half century that followed, the La Cancalaise underwent considerable transformations. The vessel is noted for its unique shape, the audacity of its rigging, and the elegance of its masts and spars.	£69
	ART1022240	Barcelona*	£53
	ART1022250	J.S. Elcano*	£53
	ART1022251	Gorch Fock*	£53
	ART1022254	Sagres*	£53
	ART1022299	J.S. Elcano* with tools and display stand	£63
	ART1022406	La Toulonaise* 720mm	£96
	ART1022411	Columbus’s Santa Maria * 560mm	£96
	ART1022414	Independence * 754mm	£107
	ART1022417	H.M.S. Supply 1st Fleet * 700mm	£120
	ART1022418	Pen Duick yacht *	£99
	ART1022445	Bremen* with tools 400mm	£99
	ART1022451	The Mayflower * 605mm	£99
	ART1022452	San Francisco II * 680mm	£130
	ART1022516	H.M.S. Endeavour * 800mm	£150
	ART1022611	Santa Maria* with tools 560mm	£140
	ART1022617	San Giovanni Battista * 780mm	£190
	ART1022618	Hermione La Fayette Frigate* 750mm	£190
	ART1022840	J.S. Elcano* 1020mm	£230
	ART1022850	U.S. Constellation* 1035mm	£249
	ART1022852	San Francisco II* with tools and display stand	£165
	ART1022860	San Juan Nepomuceno* 960mm	£290
	ART1022900	H.M.S. Victory* 1230mm	£499
	ART1022905	Santa Ana* 1250mm	£535
	ART1022910	H.M.S. Surprise* 1330mm	£535
Artesania Latina Tools Note: These can ONLY be ordered at the same time as a kit or a lengthy delay (approx 4 weeks) should be envisaged
	ART1027000	Basic Tool Kit No. O	£24.99
	ART1027010	Large Hull Holding Vice	£13.99
	ART1027017	Modellers Tap Hammer	£4.75
	ART1027018	Hand Drill	£8.75
	ART1027023	Nail Nailer	£8.99
	ART1027024	Plank Bender	£6.75

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