“Imara” Tug Twin Screw

Typical of many Tugs of the period ‘Imara’ was a twin screw Harbour Tug, built to a Crown Colonies contract for delivery to Dares-Salaam.
She had a colourful history, ultimately entering Royal Naval service where she was renamed “Perseverance”.
Kit features over 1,400 parts.
Hull, main and rear deckhouse and funnel are moulded in GRP with all rivet and plating detail.
All decks, wheelhouse etc. are CNC cut from high quality Birch ply. Deck overlays are pre-printed with planking detail.
Almost 800 fittings manufactured in high grade alloy.
Includes the pantry, sink, jugs, cups, saucers, plates, tables and chairs for the saloon.
Lifeboats are moulded in styrene with separate interior mouldings and all furniture included.
A comprehensive instruction book including a detailed history of the full sized vessel and two highly detailed construction drawings.
Single and twin screw versions of the hull are available.
The twin twin screw version is true to scale, and the single screw version allows for easy installation of a steam plant.