The sailing training ship Krusenshtern is a four-masted barque named after the famous Russian admiral and explorer Ivan Fyodorovich Krusenstern.
Nowadays the barque Kruzenshtern belongs to the “State Academy of the Baltic Fishing Fleet” of Russia and is used for training purposes.
However, the history of this ship goes back to 1926, when, according to old tradition, the daughter of one of the shipowners Eric F. Laeisz gave her the name “Padua”.
Nobody could have imagined what a long and beautiful fate awaited a new sailing ship.
It was involved in ten of the world's largest sailing ships and undertook numerous overseas and round-the-world expeditions.
Plastic model kit
unbuilt / unpainted
Paint and glue not included
Nowadays the barque Kruzenshtern belongs to the “State Academy of the Baltic Fishing Fleet” of Russia and is used for training purposes.
However, the history of this ship goes back to 1926, when, according to old tradition, the daughter of one of the shipowners Eric F. Laeisz gave her the name “Padua”.
Nobody could have imagined what a long and beautiful fate awaited a new sailing ship.
It was involved in ten of the world's largest sailing ships and undertook numerous overseas and round-the-world expeditions.
Plastic model kit
- 474 parts
- Length: 57.5cm
unbuilt / unpainted
Paint and glue not included
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