Nautilus by Cottage industry

$75.95

CI32-006
1/32nd Scale.
Measures approx. 8 1/2″ long overall X 8 1/2″ high with the sail upright.

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Nautilus by Cottage industry

32-006 Robert Fulton’s “Nautilus”

1/32nd Scale.

Robert Fulton designed and built this submarine in 1805 and approached Napoleon Bonaparte for funding. The French agreed; Fulton built the boat, and successfully tested it in Paris on a couple of barges and a schooner. The original submarine worked much like the Hunley and Turtle in that a crew of 3 served as its main means of propulsion. A sail could be raised, lowered and turned on a pivot to aid the boat while on the surface. The Nautilus never saw wartime action and later lay rotting on the banks of the River Seinne.

This model measures approx. 8 1/2″ long overall X 8 1/2″ high with the sail upright. Very simple to build and comes with thorough instructions, sail cloth, resin hull, and resin and metal parts

Additional information

Weight 5 lbs
Dimensions 24 × 12 × 4 in

Brand

Cottage Industry

Cottage Industry Models started in 1996, seeking to create the most accurate and well-researched Civil War ship kits on the market. Already model builders themselves, they wanted to bring kits to the market that we would like to buy: Easy to assemble, well made components, and as historically accurate as possible. We have succeeded in many of these respects. Most notable, Their models of the C.S.S. Hunley are based off of the actual vessel, after her recovery off the coast of Charleston. Their Hunley kits are the most accurate in the world.
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