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1959 Customizing Speed Boat (3 'n 1) Inboard Runabout, Customized Speedboat, or Seagoing Dragster (1/25) (fs)
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1966 Batman TV Batboat - Classic Edition (1/25) (fs)
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This exciting 3-in-1 boat from AMT offers the choice of a leisurely trip downriver or a race at break-neck speed. It can be built one of three ways; As an Inboard Runabout, Customized Speedboat or Sea Going Dragster. The details harken back to the heyday of wooden boating. Two engine options are offered along with a wide range of decal options. A towable trailer is also included and is compatible with most 1/25 scale car kits. Whether boating for leisure or competition, this kit is for you!
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1966 Batman TV Batboat - Classic Edition (1/25) (fs)
2003 Issue.
Holy Outboard Motor, Batman! The Batboat is another in our line of
newly reissued Batman vehicles from Polar Lights! Full of fine details
based on the original design from the 1960's including Batman and Robin
figures and full color decals.
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Chris-Craft Sport Fishing Boat 'Costal Series' (1/54) (fs)
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Hydro-Vee Boat (1/18) (fs)
Just Arrived
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Chris-Craft Sport Fishing Boat 'Costal Series' (1/54) (fs)
Issued in 1996 and made in the USA.
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MPC has dug deep in the vintage mold archives to unearth this exciting vintage watercraft kit! It’s the first time this detailed model has been available in fifty years! It includes an scaled outboard motor, fully featured trailer and authentic markings. It’s 1/18 scale too, perfect to pair with almost any die cast car of the same scale for an outstanding replica display! If you have access to the photo array, be sure to check out the cool built version that John at Round2 sent to us.
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PT-109 Patrol Torpedo Boat Commanded by LTJG John F. Kennedy (1/72) (fs)
Just Arrived
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In World War II the PT (Patrol Torpedo) Boat was a fast, maneuverable and inexpensive attack craft that made a strong contribution to winning the war in the Pacific. The PT 109 was commanded by the United States’ 35th President, John F. Kennedy, Lt. (jg) USNR, and survived being cut in half by a Japanese destroyer. On that frightful night Lt. Kennedy was able to save his entire crew even to the extent of helping one who couldn't swim.
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