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Difficulty level
Construction hours
120
Step-by-step videos
Number of pieces
1277
Rating
4.9
Transport fees
The cost varies depending on your country of residence.
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Shipping RatesTechnical Sheet
Free – Includes an engraved nameplate with the yacht’s name.
Free – Includes a basic assembly stand.
Endeavour Yacht Model: Technical Sheet
Discover the specifications of the Endeavour America’s Cup 1934 wooden model yacht, a 1:75 scale ship model kit with 1,277 parts, crafted from premium mahogany, limewood, sapele, brass, cast metal, and cotton. Dimensions: 528 mm long, 91 mm wide, and 723 mm high.
Scale: 1:75
Width: 91 mm
Height: 723 mm
Length: 528 mm
Number of parts: 1,277
Estimated build time: approx. 120 hours
Materials:
- Mahogany wood
- Limewood
- Sapele wood
- Cast metal (ZAMAK)
- Brass
- Cotton
Includes:
- Step-by-step video tutorials
- Instructions in 5 languages
- HD step-by-step photographs
- Parts list with measurements and materials
- IP sheet for part identification
- Full-scale plans
- High-quality model kit
- Lifetime warranty
This model is a faithful reproduction of the original. Each OcCre kit includes all components to build a realistic yacht replica, right down to the smallest nautical detail.
History of the Endeavour Yacht – 1934 America’s Cup
The Endeavour yacht was designed and built in 1934 to compete for the America’s Cup, the most prestigious prize in competitive sailing. Commissioned by renowned British industrialist Sir Thomas Sopwith, the Endeavour embodied innovation, ambition, and British craftsmanship.
Praised for its elegant silhouette, technical innovation, and racing performance, the Endeavour nearly defeated the American yacht Rainbow in one of the most dramatic America’s Cup finals in history.
Who was the Endeavour’s owner? Sir Thomas Sopwith—an aviation pioneer and sailing enthusiast—was the visionary behind the yacht. Though it fell just short of victory, the Endeavour remains an iconic symbol of nautical heritage and a favourite among model ship enthusiasts.
Its legacy lives on as one of the most celebrated sailing yachts ever built, revered in the modelling world for its sleek lines, rich history, and timeless elegance.
