OcCre 12007 Polaris wooden model 1-50

Polaris model - wooden ship

OcCre - no. 12007 - scale 1:50

Wooden model of the Polaris ship to glue and paint in 1/50 scale from OcCre, catalog number 12007.

Want to get paints, stains, and varnishes for this model with just one click? We have a dedicated paint set for this sailing ship - OcCre 90555.

If you are considering starting your adventure with shipbuilding, you have just found the perfect model for you.

While building the Polaris model, you will acquire the skills necessary to create wooden ship replicas. The process includes woodworking, hull construction and planking, mast assembly, sail rope development, as well as painting and wood finishing.

The name Polaris refers to the “North Star,” which navigators have used as their guide for centuries. The Polaris ship is intended to be a source of guidance and inspiration for those who want to begin their adventure with building wooden sailing ship models.

Wood glue, cyanoacrylate glue (for metal parts), paints, and tools must be purchased separately - they are not included in the model.

Strip construction, double bottom plating.

The model includes all the components needed to build the model (excluding paint, glue, and tools), including:

- laser-cut structural components,

- metal components,

- slats,

- threads for rigging,

- ready-made, hemmed sails,

- step-by-step instructions based on the individual stages of construction.

Model OcCre 12007 dimensions:

length approx. 580 mm,

Width approx. 124 mm,

height approx. 446 mm.

Difficulty level: Beginners

For wooden models, we offer model shipyards in two sizes, PSM1 and PSM2, hull mounting handles Artesania 27011 and Amati 7382 (for smaller models), GDL1 electric benders for bending slats, and many other useful tools, accessories, and modeling chemicals, including wood glues, cyanoacrylate glues, and paints (the most popular choices for wooden models are Humbrol and Tamiya enamels).

We also encourage you to read our guide “Wooden models for gluing - how to get started?”