Electric remote-controlled boat SAINT CANUTE 1/50

Model of the Saint Canute - Danish Tugboat to Build (Billing Boats)

Relive the golden age of port navigation with the Saint Canute, a superb Danish tugboat to build by Billing Boats. This iconic model, faithful to the original ship from 1931, combines historical charm and construction finesse.

Ideal for enthusiasts of traditional naval modeling, it offers a rich and authentic building experience.

A Ship Full of History

Built in Frederikshavn (Denmark) in 1931, the St. Canute served for a long time in the port of Odense as a tugboat, icebreaker, and fireboat. Its robustness and versatility made it an essential vessel in the Danish fleet. Later, it was sold to a British company to operate on the coasts of Cornwall, before being preserved at the Exeter Maritime Museum, where it is still visible today in exceptional condition, with its original engines and boilers perfectly preserved.

An Authentically Faithful Billing Boats Kit

This wooden model of the Saint Canute was designed according to the original plans of the ship. The construction is done by frames and strips, a traditional method that results in a solid and perfectly realistic hull.

The kit includes:

• All finely laser-cut wooden parts,

• All metal, brass, and injected plastic fittings,

• The deck and superstructure elements,

• Detailed plans for precise and accessible assembly.

This model can be assembled in a static version for display, or prepared for RC motorization according to your preferences.

Main Features

• Scale: 1/50

• Length: 530 mm

• Width: 125 mm

• Height: 290 mm

• Construction: Wood by frames and strips

• Difficulty Level: Intermediate

A Historic and Elegant Model

With its tall chimney, sleek lines, and sturdy appearance, the Saint Canute immediately catches the eye.

It embodies both the power and elegance of steam tugboats from the early 20th century.

Once assembled, it becomes an exceptional collectible piece, perfect for display cases, exhibitions, or enthusiasts looking to enhance their Billing Boats fleet.