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Tug boat Hercules RC 1/50 wood construction kit OcCre
€299.00
Tax included
61002
Superb 1/50 scale replica of a Hercules tugboat, which can be radio-controlled, made of wood by OcCre.
With the possibility of making it Radio Controlled!
Manual with plan and detailed instructions.
Reference: 61002
Scale: 1/50
Length: 915 mm
Width: 163 mm
Height: 420 mm
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Cast iron plate included.
Base stand included.
Static model. With the ability to make it RC -> it is shown in the instructions how to make it navigable.
Possibility to illuminate the inside of the shell and the lanterns with the LED Kit Ref. 55010.
Openings on the deck to access the RC and motorization mechanisms.
Ultra-realistic font.
Step-by-step tutorials.
Instructions in 5 different languages
Photos of all stages in HD.
Parts list with dimensions and materials.
IP sheet to identify parts.
Scaled plans.
Top quality mock-up.
Lifetime warranty.
The Legend of the Tugboat Hercules
During her early years of service, the Hercules was operating as an ocean-going tug. Due to sales from the northwest, sailing ships often used the Hercules on voyages north via the San Francisco coast.
In the past, the Hercules was used for the re-ferrying of boats to various destinations on the west side of the United States, Hawaii, and also in the transport of raw material for the construction of the Panama Canal.
In 1947, the tugs Hercules and Monarch were taken to tow the helmet of the ship Oklahoma to San Francisco Bay, to destroy it. Unfortunately, as they passed through Hawaii, a terrifying storm nearly collapsed them, but the Hercules broke free before disappearing along with Oklahoma.
In 1986, it was designated as a national monument. Now it remains moored at the Hyde Street Wharf, in the National Historical Park, and has become a very important landmark.
Manual with plan and detailed instructions.
Tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUaq3wjyJ40&list=PLrPwa5r7zKUw7XcjFWv0tFEEkuBDRNWXl
Reference: 61002
Scale: 1/50
Length: 915 mm
Width: 163 mm
Height: 420 mm
61002
