OcCre's Wooden Ship Model Kits: A Step-by-Step Guide to Building Museum-Quality Replicas at Home
OcCre, a global company known for its wooden naval modeling kits, caters to various skill levels and adheres to sustainability standards by using high-quality woods and precise laser cutting techniques. The assembly process is guided by a detailed step-by-step manual, which begins with preparing the workspace and reviewing the blueprints. Key steps involve constructing the ship's framework, sanding the bevels, planking the hull, detailing the deck, and adding the masts. Their product range includes beginner kits like the Barco Polaris Starter Pack, models for skill enhancement such as the Barco Albatros, and historical vessels like the Barco Endurance and HMS Beagle. The exclusive Soleil Royal Model is limited to 669 pieces. For a polished finish, fine-grit sandpaper and satin varnishes are recommended. Explore options at www.occre.com/en-us/.
Key facts
- OcCre is an international firm offering wooden naval modeling kits.
- Kits are manufactured under sustainability standards with precision laser cuts.
- The assembly process includes five steps: workshop conditioning, structure assembly, bevel sanding and hull planking, deck detailing, and masting/rigging.
- The Gjøa model is a 1:45 scale replica of Roald Amundsen's vessel used to cross the Northwest Passage between 1903 and 1906.
- Historical models include the Endurance, HMS Beagle, Royal Fortune, and Black Swan.
- Monumental works include San Felipe, Santísima Trinidad, Amerigo Vespucci, RMS Titanic, and Prinz Eugen.
- The Soleil Royal Model is a limited edition of 669 units worldwide.
- Tips for museum finish include using fine-grit sandpaper (240-400) and satin or matte varnishes.
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- OcCre