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La Jacinte 1823
La Jacinthe was one of six schooners of the Anemone class. The ship was built in Toulon in 1823. The schooners of the Anemone class were intended to serve as Guardships in the West Indies and Senegal. They were also used as avisos and for gathering information. Their weak armament limited to two small 12 - pdr Carronades clearly shows that these schooners were not designed to go into action. For all that several of them including La Jacinthe took part in the blocade of Cadiz in September 1823. La Jacinthe was in service till 1841 when she was condemned.
The model is built in scale 1:48 according to the drawings from monography of Jean Boudriot. It consists of more than 10 000 handmade components.
Used materials:
- pear wood - hull planking, deck planking, deck parts and blocks
- dogwood - masts and deadeyes
- ebony - wales, mast tops, yards, gaff and crosstrees
- silver - cannons and anchors
- brass - hull nailing, thimbles, hooks and ring bolts
- cotton - all sails and flags
- rigging ropes are twisted of polyester thread 0.08 mm thick.
Model build at 2012
Awards won from International, European and World Competitions:
2012 World Championship, Croatia - Silver Medal
2013 European Championship, Romania - Gold Medal
2014 World Championship, Bulgaria - Gold Medal
2017 European Championship, Bulgaria - Gold Medal
2018 World Championship, Romania - Gold Medal
2019 European Championship, Bulgaria - Gold Medal
2024 European Championship, Bulgaria - Gold Medal
National Championship : 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 2017, 2018, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 - Gold Medal
Configuration :
Size : 780 mm x 300 mm x 560 mm (860 mm x 360 mm x 660 mm with case)
Weight : 7 kg (with case)
Scale : 1/48
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La Jacinthe was one of six schooners of the Anemone class. The ship was built in Toulon in 1823. The schooners of the Anemone class were intended to serve as Guardships in the West Indies and Senegal. They were also used as avisos and for gathering information. Their weak armament limited to two small 12 - pdr Carronades clearly shows that these schooners were not designed to go into action. For all that several of them including La Jacinthe took part in the blocade of Cadiz in September 1823. La Jacinthe was in service till 1841 when she was condemned.