Model boat kit
Seguin Steam Tug
Kit by Midwest
Seguin was a wooden steam tug launched at Bath, Maine in 1884 that worked the New England coast for 83 years.
The 1:32 kit (No. 957) is plank on frame with laser-cut basswood and walnut parts and strip wood planking. Its hull has room for radio control gear or a small live steam plant, which are not included.
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