Endeavour America’s cup 1:75

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 sailing competition. Its owner, renowned British industrialist Sir Thomas Sopwith, relied on innovation and the highest quality in an effort to bring Great Britain to the forefront of international yacht racing.

Endeavour stood out for its elegant design, state-of-the-art technology for its time and excellent racing characteristics. Although considered one of the favourites, Endeavour took part in one of the most exciting America's Cup finals and narrowly lost to the American defender Rainbow.

Who owned the yacht Endeavour? The famous yacht, built in 1934 for the America's Cup, belonged to Sir Thomas Sopwith, a well-known British industrialist and enthusiastic sailor. Designed to compete against the best international teams, Endeavour became an icon of maritime history through its innovation and elegance.

Although it narrowly missed victory, Endeavour remains one of the most admired and representative yachts in both model building and sailing history.

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Technical specifications

Difficulty: Intermediate
Scale: 1:75
Height: 723 mm
Length: 585 mm
Width: 91 mm
Build time: approx. 120 hours
Number of parts: 1,277
Materials: high-quality materials including African walnut, sapele, lime wood, cast metal, brass and cotton.
Age recommendation: 14 years and up

Safety notice:
WARNING! Not suitable for children under 3 years.
Small parts may be swallowed = choking hazard!