Fantastic Savy Boat handmade prebuilt PT 109 style Elco motor torpedo boat (MTB). Wood and metal fittings with great detail. Comes in at 26 long which is about 1:36 scale.
Left unnumbered so you can leave it, or add special numbers to your boat. The original pre-World War I torpedo boats were designed with "displacement" hulls, displacing up to 300 tons and with top speeds of 25 to 27 knots. The PT boats used in World War II were built using the planing-type hull, were much smaller (30-75 tons) and faster (35-40 knots). Several builders were used and iterations were produced: The Elco Naval Division boats were the largest in size of the three types of PT boats built for the Navy used during World War II. By war's end, 326 of the Elco 80-foot PT boats were built - more than any other type of motor torpedo boat. Higgins Industries of New Orleans, Louisiana, produced 199 78-foot PT Boats of the PT-71 or PT-235 or PT-625 classes. The Huckins Yacht Corporation built a total of 18 78-foot PT Boats. The Vosper Boat Company of Great Britain arranged for several boatyards in the U. To build 146 British-designed 70-foot motor torpedo boats. The Canadian Power Boat Company produced five Scott-Paine designed PTs for the U. Which were also sent as Lend Lease to the UK.