Shamrock V Model Yacht - Y047

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Shamrock Model Yacht

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Shamrock V was commissioned by the most celebrated yachtsman ever, Sir Thomas Lipton of Lipton Tea Fame. After his IV lost the America’s Cup race, Lipton decided it was time for a new sloop and he turned once again to the ingenious man he knew could design him a beautiful and lightening fast ship, the designer of Shamrock V, Charles Nicholson. Shamrock V was built to compete in the 1930 America’s Cup as the U.K. challenger against Resolute. In the series of seven races Resolute won four, and Shamrock failed to score a single victory.

Enormous J Class boats were sailed in the America’s Cup races in Newport between 1930 and 1939. A stunning and massive ship, the Shamrock was designed for speed with her three incredible masts reaching nearly 160 feet into the sky.

A recently restored vessel, and the oldest true J Class Sloop, Shamrock V joined Endeavour and Velsheda in Cowes, England to celebrate an America’s Cup 150th year Jubilee in August 2001. Newport’s International Yacht Restoration School on the Thames St. waterfront were the owners of Shamrock V, however now she is privately owned, and she remains a rare and impressive sight when seen sailing along the eastern seaboard.

 

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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.