Handcrafted wooden accurate replica sailboat of the Bluenose - No plastic parts
Planked wooden hull where you can see the individual planks of wood and wood grain
Handstitched high thread count canvass sails that are slightly starched to hold their shape
Large, sturdy wooden base with brass supports.
To offer this sailboat model at a reasonable price, and to ensure no damage during shipping this model sailboat requires minor assembly. The sails and rigging are all completed.. One just needs to insert the mast into the designated hole on the deck and clip the hooks to the deck. Pictured instructions with numbers on the hooks allow anyone to easily assemble this sailboat model in less than 4 minutes
There is no rigging to tie or tighten
Compare the quality, craftsmanships and details of the Limited Edition Bluenose model to others and notice:
- Additional and higher-quality deck details
-Authentic cloth Canadian flag
-Additional deck planks have been added and stained to match the actual Bluenose 2 yacht -Upgraded, accurately scaled solid metal ship wheel has been added
-Additional upgraded structures on the deck have been added, including intricately painted windows
-2 scale high quality tied-down lifeboats with oars on the stern of the deck have been upgraded, to mimic the actual Bluenose 2 yacht - Added deck details such as buckets and barrels
-Higher quality sails with additional rigging: The sails are slightly starched to hold their shape and a higher quality and higher thread-count material is used, similar to that of the actual Bluenose 2 yacht at the time it sailed. We offer three unique sail materials that are matched to the different eras of model yachts we offer. Also, additional rigging lines have been added to be more true to the actual Bluenose 2 yacht.
Bluenose was launched at Lunenburg, Nova Scotia on March 26, 1921, as both a working cod-fishing schooner and a racing ship. This was in response to a Nova Scotian ship's defeat in a race for working schooners established by the Halifax Herald newspaper in 1920. After a season fishing on the Grand Banks, Bluenose defeated the ship Elsie from Gloucester, Massachusetts, returning the trophy to Nova Scotia. During the next 17 years of racing no challenger, American or Canadian, could wrest the trophy from her.
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Bluenose Limited 24"
Bluenose Limited 32"
Bluenose 17"
Bluenose 32"
Bluenose 44"
Bermuda Sloop 40" 
Sailing Away 28"
Bluenose 2 Limited 44"
Stars and Stripes 23"
Old Ironsides Sloop 40"
Atlantic Limited 32"
Bluenose 2 24"
Enterprise 44" Limited
Endeavour 2 35" Limited
Defender 35" Limited
