Yacht Endeavour Display Stand - OcCre

A display stand adapted for the yacht Endeavour

To showcase a wooden boat model, the choice of support contributes as much to its presentation as to its preservation.

This complete OcCre stand has been designed to accommodate the yacht Endeavour from the America's Cup collection.

Its two metal supports ensure the hull is held in place and allow the sailboat to be displayed in a stable position.

The rectangular black MDF base offers a visual contrast with the elements of the model.

This simple finish highlights the hull, rigging, and construction details of the yacht without distracting from the model.

The two Zamak cast metal supports feature a silver plating that provides a refined finish to the whole.

Technical characteristics of the OcCre 19169 stand

This presentation support is made from two complementary materials:

The base is made of black MDF, a rigid material that provides a suitable foundation for displaying a boat model.

The two support cradles are made of Zamak, a cast metal alloy, then covered with a silver finish.

Stand dimensions: 240 x 145 x 16 mm.

Manufacturer reference: OcCre 19169.

The compact dimensions of this base allow the yacht Endeavour to be displayed on a shelf, in a showcase, or on a piece of furniture dedicated to naval modeling.

A presentation dedicated to the 1934 yacht Endeavour

The yacht Endeavour is a British sailboat designed by naval architect Charles E. Nicholson for Sir Thomas Sopwith. Launched in 1934, it competed the same year in the America's Cup against the American defender Rainbow. Despite its performance and a closely contested competition, it did not manage to win the trophy.

This sailboat remains a reference in the history of racing yachts and British maritime heritage. An adapted support allows the sleek lines of its hull and its characteristic rigging to be highlighted.

An accessory to complete your boat model

This OcCre stand is a finishing accessory intended for modelers wishing to have a suitable support for their yacht Endeavour.

It does not require any painting work: the base is already black and the supports have their silver finish.

A careful installation allows the hull to be correctly positioned on the two support points.

Unlike a stand to be made yourself, this accessory avoids having to cut a base, create custom supports, or search for proportions adapted to the model.

It is particularly suitable for static display in a showcase or in a collection dedicated to historical sailboat models and America's Cup yachts.