MACK Products
Model Marine
1231 Jolly Jay
Smaller version of the popular Thompson Trawler in a wood kit. Mahogany
plywood frames and balsa planking with pre-formed ABS plastic cabin parts
make building easy. Comes with running hardware and Dumas motor kit.
Price: $123.00 Length: 24" Beam: 8-1/2" Scale: 1/30
1231 Jolly
1271 Shrimp
1271 Shrimp Boat
The
Gulf
Coast
Shrimp
boat
RUSTY,
a
1/24th
scale
plank
on
frame
model
of
a
typical
shrimp
boat
hull
found
working
the
Gulf
states
from
Florida
to
Texas.
The
model
is
supplied
with
outriggers,
trawl
boards,
nets,
cleaning
benches,
and
coolers to start the modeler with the details of the working shrimper.
It
has
a
plank
on
frame
construction
of
balsa
over
laser
cut
popular
plywood
frames.
The
cabin
and
pilot
house
are
constructed
of
laser
and
die
cut
plywood
and
PVC
sheeting.
The
kit
includes
material
for
scaffolding,
nets,
outriggers,
and
much
more.
Included
is
a
massive
construction
manual
with
accompanying
drawings for step-by-step instructions.
Price: $220.00 Length: 36 inches Beam: 9 inches Scale: 1/24th
Use MACK Power & Hardware Package # 430CE
1213 Am Enterprise
1213 American Enterprise
From
Halter
Marine
comes
an
experimental
craft
for
the
hard
working
commuter.
The
American
Enterprise
was
a
trial
balloon
constructed
for
carrying
crews
and
supplies
to
and
from
off-shore
oil
drilling
rigs.
The
goal
of
the
Enterprise
was
to
get
there
and
back
in
a
hurry
regardless
of
the
weather
conditions.
To
accomplish
this
task
she
was
equipped
with
a
high
speed
24
in.
water
jet
powered
by
a
gas
turbine.
When
they
were
feeling
a
bit
more
leisurely
they
switched
to
the
16
in.
water
jets
powered
by
the
two Detroit Diesels. Here is your chance to own a crew ship of your own.
This
all
wood
kit
is
engineered
out
of
top
grade
birch
and
mahogany
plywood,
precision
die-cut
for
an
exacting
fit.
A
27
piece
cast
fittings
set
is
included,
as
well
as
many other detail items.
Price:
150.00
Length: 52" Beam: 12" Scale:1/24
1264 Great Lakes
1264 Great Lakes Freighter
Modeled
after
a
350'
bulk
carrier,
this
1/96
semi-scale
model
of
a
Great
Lakes
style
freighter
makes
a
beautiful
representation
of
these
famous
freighters.
The
hull
and
superstructure
are
constructed
of
highly
conformable
die-cut
expanded
PVC
over
die-cut
plywood
frames.
There
are
detail
parts
galore
including
laser
cut
and
cast
parts,
vacuum
form
life
boats
and
stacks,
decals,
flag,
and
more.
Add
to
that
the
step-by-step
building
instructions,
and
you're
on
your
way
to
constructing
your
own
miniature freight moving business.
Price: $188.00 Length: 46" Beam: 6: Scale: 1/96th (1/8" = 1.0')
1270 City of Buffalo
The City of Buffalo is a beautiful example of the steamboats that flourished on the resort
lakes of the Northeastern United States in the late 1800's and early 1900's.
This
1/48th
scale
model
of
The
City
of
Buffalo
is
balsa
planked
over
laser
cut
lite-ply
frames,
and
uses
a
combination
of
balsa,
poplar
plywood,
and
expanded
PVC.
The
kit
is
beautifully
detailed
with
cast
metal
pieces,
laser
cut
components,
flags,
decals,
and
much
more.
The
construction
documentation
includes
full
size
plans,
a
57
page
instruction booklet, and a 30 page figure packet with 70 individual figure drawings.
Price:
$240.00
Length: 33" Beam: 7.75 Scale: 1/48th
1270 Buffalo
1260 George W. Washburn
The
George
W.
Washburn
was
launched
by
the
Cornell
Steamboat
Company
to
move
cargo,
like
stones,
sand,
and
bricks,
up
and
down
the
Hudson
River
between
Albany
and
New
York
City.
She
was,
during
her
early
years,
considered
the
fastest
tug
on
the
Hudson.
Since
she
took
on
paying
passengers,
her
appearance
was
kept
up.
It
was
said
that
a
Cornell
Steamboat
could
be
noticed
from
great
distances
by
the
yellow
and
black
color
of
the
smoke
stacks.
Sad
to
say,
however,
the
George
W.
Washburn and Cornell Steamboat Company are no longer around today.
This kit features laser-cut plank-on-frame construction and is designed for radio
control. A 2-channel radio is required and must be purchased separately.
Length: 30” Beam: 5 ½” Scale: 1/48
Price: $148.00
1235 Mt. Washington
The
Mt.
Washington
steamboat
first
sailed
on
Lake
Winnipesaukee
in
1872
and
was
in
service
until
1939.
The
Dumas
kit
of
the
Mount
Washington
includes
everything
needed
to
bring
the
original
grandeur
back
to
life.
An
ABS
plastic
hull
and
a
birch
plywood
die-cast
superstructure
provide
the
basic
shape,
while
embossed
plastic,
cabin
detail,
cast
metal
fittings,
and
full
color
decals
add
the
touches
that
make
the
model
complete.
The
step-by-step
instructions
will
help
you
transform
your
kit
into
an
historic
model
that
will
be
sure
to
find
a
place
in
the
history of your family.
Length: 44 ½” Beam: 12” Scale: 1/48
Price: $436.00 Use MACK power Package # 421CE
1235 Washington
1260 Washburn
1222 Creole
1222 Creole Queen
The
real
Creole
Queen
was
built
in
1983
for
the
New
Orleans
World
Fair,
but
was
designed
to
look
like
a
true
nineteenth
century
sternwheeler.
The
kit
includes
die-cut
birch
and
mahogany
plywood,
as
well
as
an
immense
detail
package
including
woodturnings, castings, a 3-page decal set and more.
Price:
$352.00
Length: 48” Beam: 10” Scale: 1/48
Use MACK Power Package # 422CE
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1274 Winter Harbor Lobster Boat
The
Winter
Harbor
Lobster
Boat
Kit
is
a
New
England
style
41’
lobster
boat
built
in
1/16
scale.
The
model
is
an
all
wood
boat
kit,
with
balsa
wood
planking
over
laser-
cut
plywood
frames.
The
kit
comes
with
all
deck
and
interior
details
including
the
lobster pots, as well as the lobsters.
The dimensions for the model are: Length: 31” Beam: 11” Scale: 1/16th
Price:
$225.00
MACK offers a complete running hardware and power package #433CE for $176.75.
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Harbor Lobster
