05401 Cutty Sark
 

The clipper Cutty Sark represents one of the most romantic ages in the history of ocean travel. 
She was launched on the River Clyde, Scotland, in the year 1869, and spent most of her time transporting goods around the world. In 1885, she beat the Thermopylae in a famous race from Australia to England. 
The Cutty Sark made the trip in 73 days, the Thermopylae took 80 days. 
Today, the Cutty Sark retains the glamour of her wind-blown past. 
Resting in dry berth in Greenwich, England, the Cutty Sark lives on as the last link to an age when the proud and beautiful clippers ruled the seas.

- 3-piece hull & deck assembly
- 35 billowing sails
- 1-piece masts with easy to assemble yards
- Authentic decals
- Simple display rigging
- Display stand base
- Flag sheet
- Simulated wood & copperplate hull details

Colors: 8 16 38 55 56 91 93 94 301 302 330 363 381 382

 
 
 
 
Model details 
 
 
Scale
 
1:220
 
 
No. of parts
 
164
 
 
Length
 
406 mm
 
 
Height
 
260 mm
 
 
Skill Level
 
5
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Original details 
 
 
Type description
 
English teaclipper built in Scotland in 1869
 
 
Year/Period
 
1869
 
 
Origin
 
GB