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The model's allure lies in its meticulous plank-on-frame construction method, seamlessly joining strips of wood to create a smooth hull. The result is a captivating display of realism, accentuated by a clear varnished coating that highlights astonishing details.

Admire the tiny details on the HMS Endeavour model ship, like wooden poles and masts with cloth sails. On the main deck, you'll see small wooden boats, a bunker, a room, and a frame with a metal bell. The back deck looks real with a spot for navigating, metal steering wheels, wooden rooms, and railings around the front part, decorated with metal cannons.

Metal ornaments, including anchors, lanterns, and statues, contribute to historical accuracy, while the wooden rudder ensures functional authenticity for maneuvering.

This sailboat model is special because it looks a lot like the real ships. Unlike some display ships that use plastic, this one doesn't. It's made with really good wood and metal, so it looks just like the actual ship it's based on. When you look at this boat model, you're seeing a true representation of the great eastern ship in all its glory.

The HMS Endeavour model comes ready to go – already put together and safely packed in a wooden box. It's all set to be a nice decoration in your home or office. It even has a wooden stand attached, and there's a little plate on it that says "HMS Endeavour 1768." This plate is like proof that it's the real deal.

Explore the world of model ships from the East with the captivating HMS Endeavour Historic Ship Model. This stunning creation, measuring 38.0L x 13.0W x 32.0H inches, is meticulously crafted from luxurious woods like rosewood, mahogany, and teak. It stands as proof of the dedication and skill of expert craftsmen.

• Our HMS Endeavour model is a masterpiece, crafted from rosewood, mahogany, and teak using the plank-on-frame method for a flawlessly smooth hull.

• Skillful and creative master craftsmen bring this model to life, ensuring it looks incredibly real. 

• Highly detailed: The ship features a clear varnished coating that highlights intricate details like wooden bowsprits, masts, and fabric sails. 

• Environmentally friendly: Built to scale using original plans, pictures, and drawings, it contains no plastic parts, only the highest quality wood and metal. 

• Securely packed in a wooden crate for safe shipping, ensuring minimal damage during transportation and optimal storage. 

Carefully secured in a wooden crate, it arrives fully assembled, making it an ideal addition for home or office decoration.

The HMS Endeavour Historic Model Ship isn't just old—it's a dream for large scale model ships collectors. If you love this stuff or know a lot about it, having this eastern model lets you bring a bit of sea charm into your space.

Get into the sea world with the HMS Endeavour Historic Model Ship. It's a really well-made model sailboat that shows off fancy work, gets history right, and uses really good materials. This model display isn't just about the old days; it's perfect for people who like sea history and want a bit of sea style in their space.

In 1768, Lieutenant James Cook, a Royal Navy officer, embarked on a groundbreaking exploration aboard the HMS Endeavour, making a lasting impact on navigation and geography.

In 1770, the HMS Endeavour reached New Zealand, where Cook meticulously mapped the north and south islands, showcasing his navigational prowess and commitment to exploration.

Continuing westward, Cook explored the east coast of Australia in April 1770, anchoring in Botany Bay and later journeying to Cape York, Jakarta, and Indonesia, broadening the scope of his discoveries.

Over four months, Cook meticulously charted the Australian coastline from Victoria to Queensland, declaring the eastern part of the continent for Great Britain. Cook's efforts stand as a testament to his pioneering spirit and dedication to accurate exploration, providing invaluable insights into Australia's geography.