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List of products by manufacturer BlueJacket
BlueJacket Shipcrafters, Inc. is the oldest model ship and model boat company in the US (in continuous operation since 1905). Specializing in the design and manufacture of fine wooden model kits, custom built models, antique restorations/repairs, and model ship fittings
BlueJacket Shipcrafters, Inc. is the oldest model ship and model boat company in the US (in continuous operation since 1905). Specializing in the design and manufacture of fine wooden model kits, custom built models, antique restorations/repairs, and model ship fittings
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USS Constitution
BlueJacket's U.S.S. Constitution kit is the flagship of their model fleet. Depicted as she appeared during her most glorious years, 1812-1815, she has been updated for the ship's 200th birthday by designer Larry Arnot, incorporating the latest findings from his on-going research
$685.00 -
Charles P. Notman
Blue Jacket's newest model, the Charles P. Notman, known as 1, was the first major vessel built at the famed Percey & Small Shipyard (1894), Bath, Maine. She is of a type described as a four masted downeast schooner, 219.3' LOA.
$650.00 -
Red Jacket
RED JACKET was probably the best known and most beautiful of the extreme clippers launched in 1853 (the golden year of the clippership era).
$630.00 -
Lobster Boat - Radio Control
Lobster boat racing has become a tradition on the Maine coast. Fishermen (and women) work hard, and play hard. In response to the requests from this colorful group of people, BlueJacket has developed a R/C model that appeals to all. Length 33" / Scale 1"
$435.00 -
T-2 Tanker
Several hendred turbo-electric drive tankers of this design were built during WWII. Construction of these vessels was standardized to meet our country's need for maximum production during the war years.
$400.00 -
Jeremiah OBrien - Liberty Ship
Authorized by the Merchant Marine Act of 1936, production of these sturdy freighters was dramatically speeded after Pearl Harbor---over 2500 were built in the next three years.
$390.00 -
Jefferson Davis, U.S. Revenue Cutter
Jefferson Davis was one of the most famous of the swift patrol vessels. She is one of the Campbell class of 14 revenue cutters which has been described as the "ultimate Baltimore clipper," square topsail schooners.
$390.00 -
America, 1851 Yacht
The yacht that started the America's Cup, After being launched in New York in 1851, the America crossed the Atlantic and challenged the entire fleet of England's Royal Yacht Squadron.
$375.00 -
Victory Ship
The Victory Ship made its appearance late in the war and was designed to replace the emergency Liberty ship. Larger and equipped with more powerful and modern engines than the Liberty ships, more than 500 were built.
$365.00 -
310 Ft. Destroyer
The four-piper U.S.S. Ward was the first American ship to sink an enemy vessel in WWII. Her sister ship, U.S.S. Reuben James, was the first U.S. destroyer lost in action. H.M.S. Campbelltown rammed the dry dock gates in the dramatic raid on St. Nazaire.
$365.00 -
Nantucket LV No. 112
This great new model by BlueJacket portrays Nantucket LV No. 112 as she was built in 1936 in Wilmington, Delaware, with the tall steam-boiler stack. Reduced plans showing her present configuration are included in the instruction booklet.
$345.00 -
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Atlantic
Winner of the 1905 Kaiser's Cup. Built in 1903, the sleek, black, steel-hulled ATLANTIC not only won the prestigious trans-Atlantic race...she set a record for a sailing vessel, unbeaten until 1997, of 12 days, 4 hours, 1 minute and 19 seconds.
$340.00 -
Alfred
The first American Flagship, 1775. Alfred was converted from a merchantman into a light frigate and became the first flagship of the new Continental Navy in 1775, flying the Grand Union flag of the United Colonies.
$330.00 -
80 Ft. Elco PT Boat
John Kennedy's PT-109 is the one we all remember, but over 800 PT Boats were built. These sleek and deadly wooden boats served in both the Pacific and Atlantic theaters. BlueJacket's kit is designed by author and model builder Dr. Al Ross, and portrays a typical 1942 - 80' Elco PT Boat.
$315.00
