Woody Joe 1/72 Solar Ship Wooden Model Assembly Kit (Ship)

Woody Joe 1/72 Solar Boat Wooden Model Assembly Kit

The solar boats (Khufu I and II) are said to have been built around 2600 BC for the pharaoh (king) to sail through the sky with the sun god Ra after his death.

Of the two boats buried south of Khufu's pyramid, the first was discovered by Egyptian archaeologists in 1954, and the second in 1987 by the Waseda University Egyptology Institute, led by Professor Sakuji Yoshimura.

Both are large ships, approximately 50 meters in length, and are the oldest wooden ships in the world constructed with systematically assembled components.

The first boat is currently on display in the museum next to the pyramid, and the second boat has been excavated and preserved by the Egyptian Institute, where restoration plans, including 3D data creation, are currently being considered.

Under the supervision of archaeologist Sakuji Yoshimura, this 1/72 scale replica of the Egyptian Exhibition Ship (First Ship) was created based on detailed documentation. This detailed wooden museum model faithfully recreates even the interior structure. Once completed, it will become a treasured addition to your collection of ancient Egyptian culture.

Includes 23 types of wooden laser parts, 10 types of wooden parts, 13 types of metal parts, and 3 other parts. Materials: Natural wood such as cypress and magnolia, metal (soft metal and etching). Accessories: Color assembly instructions, full-scale diagram, etc. Completed size: Length 588mm, Width 79mm, Height 150mm

Diorama materials and paint are not included in the kit.

This product is a wooden model that requires assembly. Separate adhesives, tools, paint, etc. are required for assembly and painting. Unpainted wooden assembly kit made primarily of wood. Separate tools, paint, etc. are required. Finished size: Length 588mm / Width 79mm / Height: 150mm Materials: Natural wood (cypress, magnolia, etc.), metal (soft metal etching), wooden laser parts, wooden parts, metal parts, etc. Supervised by archaeologist Sakuji Yoshimura, this 1/72 scale replica of the Egyptian exhibition ship (the first ship) was created based on detailed documents. This detailed wooden museum model faithfully reproduces even the internal structure.