Sea-Port Model Trains

Features: A common design that follows many prototypes, these steam-powered vessels were sometimes known as "spud barges" because of the two stabilizing "spuds" that held them in position while working. Used as lighters when cargo had to be lifted on or off larger vessels, they also handled marine construction projects such as dock building, salvage and moving large rocks for break walls and riprap. The model features a detailed deckhouse, pilot house and stack, a timber stiff leg type derrick, a nonworking two drum winch, used on the prototype to power the derrick, and single drum nonworking winches used on the prototype to raise and lower the spuds. Designed for easy con
...more about the Sea Port Model Works Derrick/Spud Barge w/Timber Stiff Leg Derrick -- 5-3/4 Long x 2-1/8'' Wide - N-Scale

Features: Used from the 1940s to 1970s and still on our waters today. Kit features proper size open pilothouse, hatches, companion way, otter boards, gallows and other metal and resin castings designed specifically for this model. Designed for easy assembly with superb detail, the model has a waterline (flat) hull for easy installation in new or existing scenery. Measures: 9" 22.8cm long by 2-1/2" 6.3cm wide.
...more about the Sea Port Model Works Boat Kits (Resin, Metal & Wood Parts) -- 65' Fishing Dragger - 9'' 22.8cm Long x 2-1/2'' 6.3cm Wide - HO-Scale