Model boat kit
HM Brig Supply
Kit by Caldercraft
Supply was a Deptford yard transport launched in 1759 and converted to an armed tender, which sailed with the First Fleet and was the first ship into Port Jackson in 1788. As the smallest and fastest ship of the fleet she went on to carry settlers and stores to Norfolk Island and fetch food from abroad during the colony's early shortages.
The kit is 1:64 scale with a double plank on bulkhead hull and CNC cut wooden parts. The model is 675 mm long, and Caldercraft says it was designed with the novice builder in mind.
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