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| History | Built for the Dutch United East India Company in 1628, BATAVIA was used to sail to the East to collect spices, cotton and china. On its first and last voyage under the command of Captain Jacobsz, the ship encountered its end by hitting a reef off the Australian Coast. |
| The Model | Extreme miniature in woods of birch, pine and bass. Handcrafted in minute detail with full accurate interiors. Treated paper sails with markings of the period. Miniature handcarved blocks and linen rigging. Plans were acquired from the Netherlands. Scale 16' = 1". Length 11 1/2". Width 4 1/4". Height 9 1/2". Custom Case available. |
| The Artist | Rex Stewart has specialized in building model ships for nearly forty years. His focus has been on ships of all national origins, including Steamboats and Sailing Ships. Will consider commissions and specialized restoration work. |
| Price | POR (Price On Request) |
| Contact | Rex Stewart at rex.ships@yahoo.com |
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