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   This is the 1/100 scale Bluenose II by Billings Boats.  In shipping and
yachting history you will find the Schooner Bluenose is mentioned several
times.  It was launched in Nova Scotia in 1921, and was built as a fishing boat
to operate in the rough waters off the coast of Newfoundland.  Very soon its
speed became apparent and she won all the great classic sailing races on the
American east coast.  Just imagine a fishing boat which became the fastest
yacht.  Its glorious career was finished in 1946 on a reef near Haiti, but the
memory about her is still going strong.

FEATURES: Lazer-Cut Balsa Parts, Brass Detailing and Molded Plastic Parts.
          Woven Fiber Sail and Instructional Video.
          The Hull is Wood.

INCLUDES: One Boat
          One Instructions
          One 8 Minute Instructional Video

SPECS:    Length: 52 cm
          Width: 8.5 cm
          Height: 43 cm
          Scale: 1:100

REQUIRES: Hobby Tools
          CA Glue
          Epoxy
          Paint
          Sandpaper
          Building Jig or Right Angle

COMMENTS: This is a one-star boat.  It will be one of the easier of the
            Billings Boats to build.  They rate the difficulty of building on
            a zero-to-three-star scale, zero being the easiest and three
            being the most difficult.  This is a static boat (not R/C).

THIS SAIL BOAT IS 1:100 SCALE.  FEATURES LAZER CUT WOOD, FIBER CLOTH SAILS,
PLASTIC AND METAL DETAILING.  REQUIRES CA GLUE, EPOXY, RIGHT ANGLE, HOBBY
KNIFE AND SANDING PAPER