• Length =  33 inches  

• Beam = 9 inches

• Scale =  3/4" = 1'

The  44’  Coast  Guard  Lifeboat  was  introduced  in  1963  and  she  became  the  Saint Bernard  of  the  coastal  waters.    With  her  twin  180  hp  diesel  engines,  she  had  the power  to  tow  a 100  ton, 95’ patrol  boat,  at  15  knots,  making  her  ideal  for  stranded boaters.    The  built-in  self-righting  motor  lifeboat  came  into  a  normal  routine  of  running through  river  outlets  with  heavy  surf.    This  all  wood  kit  is  planked  balsa  wood  over cleanly  die  cut  frames,  with  a  39  piece  fitting  package,  and  a  distintive  Coast  Guard Insignia decal to top it off.

• Length =  35 inches  

• Beam = 8.75 inches

• Scale = 7/8" = 1'

The  Dumas  version  of  the  USCG  40’  Utility  Boat  is  a  faithful  ⅞”  :  1’  reproduction  of  the full  size  craft.    The kit is balsa  planked  over  die-cut  framework  with  a  die-cut  plywood cabin.    

Please note: Decals are no longer included or available for this kit.

• Length =  31 inches  

• Beam = 10 inches

• Scale =  1/16

This  new  41’  was  the  changing  of  the  guard  for  the  Coast  Guard  40’  Utility.   Accurately die-cut  all  wood  construction,  a  highly  detailed  32  piece  fitting  set  and  Coast  Guard insignia decals finish the kit.  Very fast when using R/C twin engines.

• Length =  51 inches  

• Beam = 7.5 inches

• Scale =  1/38

The  Crockett  was stationed   in   South  Viet  Nam   and   was   designed   for   coastal   patrol,   blockade reconnaissance  and  support  missions.   The  kit  is  balsa  planked  over  a  frame  of  die-cut mahogany with a die-cut wood superstructure.

• Length =  33 inches  

• Beam = 9 inches

• Scale =  1/30

Dumas has done a makeover of this popular wooden boat kit, with updated plans and instructions and improved detailing. This boat is a high-speed performer with the addition of MACK’s Conversion Kit #402CE.

• Length =  18 inches  

• Beam = 4.75 inches

• Scale =  1/48

 During WW  II,  the  US Army  operated  a  large  fleet  of  ships.    The  primary  task  was  to support  the  fighting  men  on  the  ground.    Small  harbor  tugs,  designed  as  ST,  were used  in  large  numbers  by  the  Army  to  move  ships  into  port  and  to  haul  fuel  and supply barges.  The kit features:  

 2-piece vacuum-formed plastic hull  

Die-cut PV                                

 Laser-cut details                               

  Full-color decal

• Length =  30.5 inches  

• Beam = 8 inches

• Scale =  1/30

The  1943  Higgins  Patrol  Torpedo  Boat  served  in  the  Mediterranean  theater  of operation  during  WWII  with  distintion.   They  were  especially  effective  in  combatting enemy shipping. The  kit  includes  a  vacuum-formed  hull,  scale  decals,  laser-cut  and  die-cut  part, and step-by-step instructions

• Length =  27 inches  

• Beam = 8 inches

• Scale =  1/16

The  CG -36500  is  famous  for  the  rescue  of  32  men  from  the  tanker  S.S.  Pendleton, which  broke  in  half  during  a  winter  storm  off  Chatham  Bar,  the  elbow  of  Cape  Cod  (also known  as  New  England’s  graveyard  of  ships).    To  this  day  the  saving  of  the  Pendletown crew  remains  the  single  greatest  small-boat  rescue  in  the  history  of  the  U.S.  Coast Guard.    The  crew  received  the  Gold  Life  Saving  Medal  for  hard  work  during  this  cold, dark rescue attempt. This is a primarily laser-cut wood kit which features plank-on-frame construction.

• Length =  37.5 inches  

• Beam = 4.75 inches

• Scale = 1/35

The  sub-chaser  prowled  the  waters  in  the  Atlantic  during  WWII,  during  which  time they  were  credited  with  sinking  a  number  of  U-boats.    The  SC  class  served  a  short time in  WW II, but was soon replaced with a more powerful class of sub-chasers. This  kit  features  laser-cut  plank-on-frame  construction  and  is  designed  for  radio control.  A 2-channel radio is required and must be purchased separetely.

• Length =  39 inches  

• Beam = 7 inches

• Scale = 1/48

This is a model of the 154-foot USCG Sentinel class, which is now part of the Coast Guard’s Deepwater response ships. 

The model is constructed of laser-cut plywood frames with expanded PVC sheet covering. This highly detailed model features a 108-piece cast-metal fitting set.

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