Peggy Steam Drifter

Peggy is a typical Herring drifter built at the turn of the century. Hundreds of these ships sailed from ports along the East coast of Scotland. Peggy was built in 1907 by Hall and Russel of Aberdeen. Along with a sister ship, the Jeannie, she was built for the Duncan family of Peterhead. During the First World War, Peggy was used by the Admiralty as an Admirals barge. She was also used in the process of laying a cable from Peterhead to Russia for the British and Russian governments. The cable was known locally as the Russian cable. Just before the Second World War, the Peggy left the ownership of the Duncan family.
The kit contains over 450 cast white metal fittings, a fully detailed GRP hull and superstructure. Deck overlay and cabin are screen printed ply with the main deck and other superstructures CNC cut ply. A full size plan and a comprehensive building manual complete this fine kit.

Scale:1/24
Lenght: 48"
Beam: 9.5"