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1:25 Oseberg Special -Wooden hull - Photo manual

2.209,00 kr

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Found in Norway at Oseberg in Vestfold in 1903, resting on a "bed" of blue clay, covered by turf and a large quantity of stones. The Oseberg ship was built in the second half of the 800s and was buried around 50 years later. The ship is around 50–100 years older than other known ships. It sat quite low in the water and must have been a fairly risky ship when under sail.

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Model details

  • Length: 86 cm
  • Height: 45 cm
  • Width: 21 cm
  • Scale: 1:25
  • Wooden hull

This model has been featured on the cover of the magazine "Ships in Scale"

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1:25 Oseberg Special -Wooden hull - Photo manual
Billing Boats

1:25 Oseberg Special -Wooden hull - Photo manual

2.209,00 kr

Found in Norway at Oseberg in Vestfold in 1903, resting on a "bed" of blue clay, covered by turf and a large quantity of stones. The Oseberg ship was built in the second half of the 800s and was buried around 50 years later. The ship is around 50–100 years older than other known ships. It sat quite low in the water and must have been a fairly risky ship when under sail.

Additional photos

Experience level: Advanced**

Model details

This model has been featured on the cover of the magazine "Ships in Scale"

Please visit Ships in Scale for more information

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