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Static boat HJEJLEN 1:33
HJEJLEN – Wooden Model Boat Kit to Assemble
Discover the Hjejlen wooden model boat kit to assemble, a faithful reproduction of the famous Danish steamship.
Made entirely from high-quality wood with laser-cut parts for maximum precision, this model will delight all naval model enthusiasts.
The box includes all the necessary fittings and a full-color illustrated manual to guide you through a clear and gradual assembly.
Although designed as a static model, it can be adapted for sailing — but only by experienced model builders.
An ideal kit to combine the joy of building with refined detail.
Part of Billing Boats’ HERITAGE collection, this kit has been upgraded with new laser-cut parts and was test-built by several modelers before entering full production.
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Static boat HJEJLEN 1:33
The paddle-steamer “HJEJLEN” was inaugurated on June 24, 1861.
Sailing from Silkeborg to Himmelbjerget, it is the oldest coal-fired paddle-steamer still in operation.
Entirely wooden ship model to assemble.
High-quality laser-cut wood.
Fully illustrated color instructions.
Fittings included.
This model can eventually be prepared for sailing, but this should be reserved for experienced model builders.
Length: 85cm
Width: 17cm
Height: 19cm
Model Boat Kit – Hjejlen, a Masterpiece of Danish Naval History
Take a step back in time with this model boat kit of the iconic Hjejlen steamship.
This detailed replica pays tribute to one of the oldest steam-powered vessels still in operation, sailing today on the lakes around Silkeborg, Denmark.
Hjejlen made her maiden voyage on June 24, 1861, carrying King Frederik VII from Silkeborg to Himmelbjerget.
Built by Baumgartner and Wain — later known as Burmeister & Wain — she was a technical marvel of her time.
Remarkably, the original engine is still functional, allowing her to reach speeds of up to 8 knots.
riginally featuring a tall mast, later replaced by a funnel, the ship underwent several changes over the years.
A sun awning was eventually replaced with a permanent roof.
This model boat kit is based on the modified plans, making it a faithful reproduction of the Hjejlen as she appears today.
Designed for experienced model builders, this kit offers a unique assembly experience that combines historical significance with hands-on craftsmanship.
A must-have model to enrich your collection and celebrate a true icon of maritime engineering.
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