Revell 05401 Clipper Ship Cutty Sark w/colour & glue (1:220) – plastic ship model kit

Revell 05401 Clipper Ship Cutty Sark w/colour & glue (1:220) is an exceptional model set that allows you to build one of the world’s most famous clipper sailing ships in 1:220 scale. This model is designed for sailing history enthusiasts and maritime modeling fans who wish to recreate the legendary Cutty Sark tall ship from 1869. The set is complete and includes essential modeling accessories: 6 high-quality acrylic paints, a double-ended brush, and precision glue with needle applicator, making it ideal for both beginners and advanced modelers.

• Scale: 1:220
• Country: United Kingdom
• Historical era: Second half of the 19th century – era of merchant sailing ships
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Set contents: plastic model kit, 6 acrylic paints, glue with needle applicator, double-ended brush
• Category: plastic model kit
• Building difficulty: 3/5

Cutty Sark is a tea clipper launched in 1869 at the Dumbarton shipyard in Scotland, built to order for British shipowners. It was one of the fastest sailing vessels of its time, designed to transport tea along the China–London route. At the peak of its fame, it competed with other clippers, setting speed records in the transport of tea and later wool from Australia to the UK. Cutty Sark served until the 20th century and today can be admired as a museum ship in Greenwich, London.

The model itself consists of precisely reproduced parts of the hull, deck, rigging, and details characteristic of period sailing ships: masts, railings, anchors, and lifeboats. The assembly instructions are clear and enriched with illustrations, making construction easy even for less experienced modelers.

We especially recommend this product to those interested in maritime history and sailing ship collectors. The set works perfectly both as an excellent model for a collector’s shelf and a valuable educational tool for learning about 19th-century sailing ship technology. All-in-One packaging allows you to start building immediately, with no need for additional purchases.