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Details
An electric-powered radio-controlled sailing model of the Royal Naval destroyer Pennant No. D60
originally built by Bassett-Lowke, with signal masts, anchors, winches, deck rails, companionways, main and anti-aircraft armament, superstructure with bridge, range finder, lockers, two stayed funnels, search light, torpedo tubes, aft depth charges in racks, 'K' guns and other details. The hull, carved from the solid, is fitted with 6v motor, Futuba radio control, single shaft with three-blade propeller, rudder and rechargable battery pack. Finished in grey with green decks (restored) -- 13 x 39in. (33 x 99cm.)
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originally built by Bassett-Lowke, with signal masts, anchors, winches, deck rails, companionways, main and anti-aircraft armament, superstructure with bridge, range finder, lockers, two stayed funnels, search light, torpedo tubes, aft depth charges in racks, 'K' guns and other details. The hull, carved from the solid, is fitted with 6v motor, Futuba radio control, single shaft with three-blade propeller, rudder and rechargable battery pack. Finished in grey with green decks (restored) -- 13 x 39in. (33 x 99cm.)
See illustration
Special notice
No VAT will be charged on the hammer price, but VAT at 17.5% will be added to the buyer's premium which is invoiced on a VAT inclusive basis.
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