HMS “Supply” First Fleet Brigantine

Artesania – British brigantine sailboat from the 18th century called HMS Supply.

It is a legendary armed ship since it participated in the founding of Australia as a country by establishing a colony and it is, therefore, an essential ship in the history of Australia, the United Kingdom, Europe and the world.

The fastest of the well-known First Fleet.

Aimed at modellers with an intermediate level of skills.

CONTENT MODEL SHIP KIT OF ENGLISH BRIGANTINE SAILBOAT HMS SUPPLY

Build your 1:50 scale model of HMS Supply, an English-armed brigantine sailing ship from the 18th century. A fundamental jewel for naval modelling. Its assembly system using a false keel and frames brings its construction closer to the one of the real ship.
This redesigned naval modelling kit with the HMS Supply model ship contains high-quality parts. 6 wooden plates cut by high precision laser, 2 photo-etched plates in brass with numerous details -one of them smaller-, a set of birch wood parts -veneers, strips and round rods-, oak wood veneer, a fantastic set of 11 cotton sails sewn and ready to be placed, cotton threads for rigging in different colours and thicknesses and flags.

As for the fittings, the HMS Supply box comes with thread and brass rods, nails, eyebolts, rings, chain, aluminium parts, die cast parts -anchors, oars, belaying pins, cannons, water pumps, wooden parts -blocks, frames and deadeyes-, turned parts and acetate.

For its assembly, you can follow our complete step-by-step guide entirely on video – very easy to follow – which you can view for free on our YouTube channel. To do this, you can also scan the existing QR code on the box and the parts list. It will be like a masterclass carried out by our professional modellers. The kit does not contain printed instructions. The colour plan and parts list are printed. Likewise, a paper template is included to help the modeller during the building process.

Also, it includes as a gift bonus an exhibition base with a nominative metal plate, 7 die-cast figures and copper lining for the hull.