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  Model Shipways 2020                            
  Mayflower     
   Scale  5/32nd 

On September 16, 1620, The Mayflower set out from Plymouth, England. Bound for Virginia to establish a permanent colony in North America, she carried 102 men, women and children. After two months at sea, the ship dropped anchor at what is now Provincetown, MA., almost 200 miles farther north than planned, but winter was approaching, so the Pilgrims decided to stay.

Historians have tried to identify the Mayflower, but all that’s certain is that she was a wine-ship of 180 tons of the type commonly used during the early 17th century. In 1957 a British group sponsored the voyage of a replica from Plymouth, England to Plymouth, MA. The vessel was given to the United States as an expression of international goodwill and remains on exhibit at Plymouth, MA.

Now you can build a true replica of this 5/32nd Entry Level historic vessel that will be over 22" long and 17" tall when complete. The kit features a machine carved basswood hull that requires only light shaping and sanding. All other wooden components have been laser cut, ready-to-use hardwood blocks and deadeyes, Britannia metal and brass detail parts and five diameters of rigging line. Detailed plans and illustrated assembly instructions make building easy. Hardwood display base and pedestals are also included         

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