MACK Products
Model Marine
1238 Brooklyn Tug
The
original
Brooklyn
was
a
steam
powered
tug,
which
was
built
in
1910.
She
was
a
railroad
tug
designed
to
transfer
railroad
cars
from
one
side
of
New
York
to
the
other
on
barges
known
as
car
floats.
The
kit
includes
an
ABS
hull,
materials
for
the
die-cut
superstructure and plenty of detailing.
Length: 39-1/2" Beam: 9-1/2" Scale: 1/32
Price:
$348.00
Use MACK Power & Hardware Packages #418 or #418CE
1215 American Beauty
The
American
Beauty
was
built
by
St.
Louis
Ships
for
the
barge
tow
trade
plying
the Mississippi. The kit has an ABS hull with precisely die-cut birch and mahogany
plywood superstructure.
Price:
$200.00
Length: 37" Beam: 12" Scale: 1/54
Optional 81 piece fitting set - Kit # 1215F $69.00
1248 The Jersey City
This
is
a
model
of
a
railroad
tug
from
the
1960's
era
which
can
still
be
seen
working
on
the
eastern
seaboard.
It
features
an
ABS
hull
with
die
and
laser
cut
wood,
expanded
PVC parts and full fittings necessary to outfit her. Designed for 2-channel operation.
Price: $280.00 Length: 36” Beam: 9" Scale: 1/32
Use MACK Power & Hardware Packages #418 or #418CE
1251 The Lackawanna Tug
Built
in
1901,
the
coastal
tug
Lackawanna
was
a
twin
boiler,
coal
fired
steam
tug
with
a
length
of
137
feet.
The
hull
and
superstructure
were
painted
white,
and
along
with
a
beautiful
sheer
line,
she
presented
an
almost
yacht-like
appearance.
The
kit
of
this
impressive
boat
has
a
vacuum
formed
ABS
hull,
die
cut
expanded
PVC,
laser
cut
plywood
and balsa construction.
Price: $248.00 Length: 33" Beam: 6" Scale: 1/48
MACK recommends Power Package # 425CE
1250 Carol Moran Harbor Tug and the 1272 50” version
Good
things
do
come
in
small
packages!
This
tugboat
from
Dumas
is
only
17-3/4"
long
but
has
plenty
to
offer.
The
kit
features
a
two-piece
thermo-formed
hull,
with
the
superstructure
constructed
of
die-cut
expanded
PVC.
Laser
cut
and
cast
parts,
decals
and
a
flag
give
it
all
the
detail
you
could
want.
To
make
her
come
alive,
the
kit
includes
running
hardware
and
instructions
on
how
to
power
her
using
a
servo
from
your
2-channel
radio.
A
great
little
boat
in a neat little package!
Price:
$88.00
Length: 17-3/4" Beam: 5" Scale: 1/72
1215 Am Beauty
1248 Jersey City
1251 Lackawanna
1250-72 Carol Moran
1272 Carol Moran Harbor Tug - 50 inch
The
Carol
Moran
is
one
of
the
oldest
and
most
enduring
tug
boats
of
the
MORAN
tug
boat
line.
The
tug
was
built
for
MORAN
Towing
Co.
of
New
York,
one
of
a
group
of
five
tugs
of
the
Grace
Moran
class
tugs,
in
1949
by
the
Levingston
Shipbuilding
Co.
of
Orange,
Texas.
She
had
a
hull
length
of
99
feet
and
was
powered
with
a
single
Cleveland
16-278A
diesel-electric
engine
delivering 1,750 horse power.
The
model
is
built
to
1/24th
scale,
using
the
plank
on
frame
method
with
laser
cut
poplar
plywood
frames
and
balsa
planking.
The
cabin
and
pilot
house
are
constructed
with
the
die
and
laser
cut
poplar
plywood
and
expanded
PVC
sheeting.
The
kit
includes
turned
brass
stations,
cast
metal
parts,
large
urethane
castings,
VAC
formed
parts,
decals,
and
laser
cut
detail
pieces.
The
kit
includes
a
54
page
instruction
manual
with
corresponding
drawings
for
step-by-step
construction.
This
is
the
largest
offering
that
Dumas
Models
has
ever
presented
in
a tug boat kit and is sure to become the queen of the fleet when finished.
Price: $440.00
Length: 50 inches Beam: 13.5 inches Scale:1/24th
Use MACK Power & Hardware Package #429CE
Working Vessels - Pg. 1
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Brooklyn
