Model cut-out sheets, Scale 1:250

The ship is for the public transport between the german insulars Amrum, Nordstrand and Sylt.

2 sheets 30,5 x 43 cm, multicolored printing

Size of the model: L 16,5 x B 3,5 cm 1 x DIN A 4instruction

Difficulty class: difficult

Published by: Möwe-Verlag

Model cut-out sheets, Scale 1:250

The ship is for the public transport between the german insulars Amrum, Hörnum and Föhr.

Model cut-out sheets, Scale 1:250

Super Detail Set to refine the model.

Model cut-out sheets, Scale 1:200

The R/V Meteor is owned by the Federal Republic of Germany through the Ministry of Research and Technology (BMFT), which financed its construction. It is operated by the German Research Foundation (DFG), which provides about 70% of its operating funds (the BMFT supplies the remainder). DFG also plans the scientific cruises and appoints the chief scientists. The Operations Control Office of the University of Hamburg is responsible for management, logistics, execution and supervision of ship operations. These functions are exercised by direct cooperation with expedition coordinators and the managing owners, the Reedereigemeinschaft Forschungsschiffahrt GmbH, located in Bremen, Germany. The latter is responsible for hiring, provisioning, and coordinating ship maintenance. Used for ocean research, primarily in the Atlantic and Indian Oceans, the R/V Meteor routinely carries scientists from many different countries. The R/V Meteor was completed in 1986 in Travemunde, Germany.

Author: Kurt Fehling
DIN A 4 . Size of the model: L 50 x B 9 x H 21 cm
Cover and, 7 model sheets multicolored printing

Degree of difficulty: more difficult

Published by: Schreiber / Aue-Verlag

Model cut-out sheets, Scale 1:100

Lake Constance paddle steamer Hohentwiel
Navigation on Lake Constance began in 1824 with the steamship "Wilhelm". In the year 1911 the Lake Constance Fleet consisted of twelve ships. As in that year there had been more than four million passengers on Lake Constance, the decision was made to construct a new ship. It should be a semi-salon steamer like the already existing "Friedrichshafen". The name of the ship was soon found: Hohentwiel, after the mountain near Singen.

Author: Przemyslaw Tabernacki

7,5 sheets DIN A4

Model L 61 x B 13 x H 23 cm.

Difficulty class: difficult

Published by: Schreiber / Aue-Verlag

Paper model sheet in scale 1:100

The cardboard model is the exact reproduction of a self propelled barge 
used for European inland navigation which has always been of great 
importance for transporting goods.