Description
Saucy Jack – Barking Well-Smack – 1836
Although using the well to keep the fish was a better method than salting and wind drying, it had several drawbacks. Well smacks were not very fast due to the effect of carrying several tons of sea-water within the hull. The extra scantlings required and the manufacture of the well itself resulted in a significant increase in the cost of the vessels themselves.
The kit
Scale – 1:64
Length Overall – 425mm
Height Overall – 361mm
Width Overall – 86mm
Kit includes:
- Laser cut and engraved parts in MDF and pear wood.
- Laser etched and cut maple deck with treenail detail
- 1 sheet of photo etched brass
- High resolution 3D-printed parts.
- Small crew cutter boat included as 3D-print and wooden parts.
- Double planked hull in limewood for first planking and pear wood for second planking.
- Walnut dowel for mast, gaff, and boom.
- Multiple sizes of both black and natural rigging thread along with all necessary blocks and deadeyes
- Comprehensive, full colour instruction manual, along with TWELVE plan sheets which include all masting and rigging drawings.
- Model can be rigged with or without sails.
Note: All images shown are of the prototype model. Crates and fishermen are available separately. The pictures of the model show the model with the PREMIUM SAIL SET.
This kit now ships with a FREE sail set. You are under no obligation to use it. The set does not factor into the cost of the kit. A deluxe, pre-sewn sail set with bolt ropes already attached is an optional extra.