Penduick Model Yacht - Y035

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Penduick Model Yacht

Penduick, built in 1898, was the first of six yachts for her owner Eric Tabarly. He began his sea apprenticeship on the decks of Penduick in 1938, a ship he was to spend the rest of his life with. He learned everything from maneuvers to racing on this beautiful sailing boat.

Having been fully restored twice and more beautiful than ever on her one hundredth birthday, her beloved owner and her were to part forever the stormy night of June 14, 1998. Granting her father’s wishes true, Marie Tabarly became the proud owner of Penduick on her eighteenth birthday in August 2002.

Long before her renovation in the 1980’s by the famous British architect William Fife the Penduick was an amazingly striking and modern yacht. Her sheer hull, cutwater bow and large trysail, mizzen and lugsails add to her sheer beauty and speed. She sported her polyester hull long before their popularity among the racing yachts.

Even today, all in attendance of her launch each spring applaud this beautiful ship whenever she casts off. She remains in the Tabarly family today and takes part in several classic yacht gatherings under the leadership of Jacqueline and Marie Tabarly, sometimes sailing as far as the Mediterranean to take part in the Cannes and Saint Tropez regattas.

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All of our model ships and boats are handmade from scratch.

They are built by very skillful and experienced craftsmen. They are also built according to the scale of the original full sized ships. We do this through the use of original plans or pictures and use a plank on frame construction method. The hull of our ships are joined by multiple pieces of dry thin wood.

Inside of the hull, we use a special glue that is imported just for this purpose. The glue makes the wood strips stay close together so that they will not split, crack or twist which can happen due to weather changes or humidity changes.

Our models are built completely for raw materials, NOT kits. We recommend that you purchase a display stand for each ship that you purchase to protect it from harm.