Bluejacket Shipcrafters, Company

8 0 ' E L C O P T B O A T First Series, 1942 LOA: 20" Scale: 1/4" Height: 6" John Kennedy's PT-109 is the one we all remember, but over 800 PT Boats were built. These sleek and deadly wooden boats served in both the Pacific and Atlantic theaters. Our kit, designed by author and model builder,...

V I C T O R Y S H I P mid 1940's LOA: 27 1/2" Scale: 1/16" Height: 6 3/4" Victory Ships made their appearance late in WWII and were designed to replace the Liberty Ships which were created as an immediate response to the emergency. Larger and equipped with more powerful, modern engines than...

GUDGEONS & PINTLES Operating hinges for the realistic hanging of any rudder. Gudgeon straps easliy conform to stern shape; mortises must be cut into the rudder for the pintles. Snipp off excess length. Prices are per pair. F0849 - 3/32" (to fit rudder thickness) ...

Best known Maine lobster boat LOA: 12" Scale: 3/8" Height: 4" RED BARON is a Holland 32, built in Belfast, ME. Our thanks to Mr. Glenn Holland for his help and advice in designing this kit. While beautiful lines and a distinctive color scheme make RED BARON immediately recognized, she is best...

BLUEJACKET'S R/C MAINE LOBSTER BOAT With fiber-glass hull and running gear SCALE 1"=1' LENGTH: 33" WIDTH: 12" PRICE:$385.00 Lobster boat racing has become a tradition on the Maine Coast. Fishermen (and women) work hard, and play hard. In response to the requests from this colorful group of...

This is the one we saw in those MGM movies, with all those pretty, fashionable people. As elegant and in demand today as they were in the '30s and '40s, our model reproduces even the construction methods used. She has diagonal structural planking topped with varnished mahogany horizontal planking....

The catboat has been recognized as one of the true American boats. Its most successful version was developed for the difficult fishing and lobstering conditions along Massachusett's Cape Cod. They worked as much as 30 miles offshore in shallow waters with strong tides. They had to be shoal draft,...

This hardworking ancestor of the Friendship sloop was the basic near-shore fishing boat preferred by the lobstermen of Muscongus Bay, a body of water known for contrary winds, strong tides and numerous rocky ledges. The fine detailing and accurate construction make this kit a dramatic display...

BlueJacket is proud to re-introduce The OSPREY, originally produced by Mr. Boucher in 1922. She's beautiful, she's big, and she's fast,with the classic look that is as fresh today as she was 85 years ago. Mr. Mike de Lesseps, well known author, model builder, and pond yacht guru took our original...

Historic wooden tugboat, 1884 LOA: 26" Scale: 1/4" Height: 16 1/4" Built in Bath, ME, the SEGUIN spent her first years towing wooden sailing vessels in the Kennebec River and towing cargo barges along the Atlantic coast. In the early 1900's, she became a New York harbor tug, finally returning...