Endeavour Yacht, America’s Cup 1934

Check out the technical sheet for the 1934 America’s Cup Endeavour Yacht sailing ship model kit, a 1/75 scale model kit with 1,277 pieces, made of fine woods, brass, cast metal, and cotton, with dimensions of 528 mm long, 91 mm wide, and 723 mm high.

Scale : 1/75
Width : 91 mm
Height : 723 mm
Length : 528 mm
Number of pieces : 1,277
Construction hours : approx. 120.

Materials:

• Mahogany wood
• Linden wood
• Sapele wood
• Cast metal (ZAMAK)
• Brass
• Cotton

Includes: 

• Step-by-step video tutorials .
• Instructions in 5 languages.
• HD photos step by step.
• Parts list with measurements and materials.
• IP sheet to identify the parts
• Scale plans.

The model is  faithful to the original . Our kit models  provide all the elements necessary  for a realistic ship model, down to the most specific naval details you can imagine.

History of the Endeavour Yacht – America’s Cup

The yacht Endeavour was designed and built in 1934 specifically to compete in the America’s Cup , the world’s most prestigious nautical trophy. Her owner, the renowned British industrialist Sir Thomas Sopwith , relied on innovation and excellence to take the United Kingdom to the top of international sailing.

The Endeavour stood out for its elegant design, advanced technology for its time, and superb racing performance . Despite being one of the heavy favorites, the yacht Endeavour starred in one of the most thrilling finals of the America’s Cup, narrowly missing out on victory against the American defender, Rainbow.

Who owned the yacht Endeavour? The famous yacht Endeavour, built in 1934 for the America’s Cup, belonged to Sir Thomas Sopwith, a renowned British industrialist and sailing enthusiast. Designed to challenge the best international teams, the Endeavour stood out for its innovation and elegance, becoming a true icon of naval history.

Despite coming close to victory in one of the most memorable editions of the America’s Cup, the Endeavour went down in history as one of the most admired and representative sailboats in model making and sailing.