Kogge von Kampen 1336

Name: Kogge von Kampen 1336

• Cat. No. WM:003
• Scale: 1:72
• Lenght: 336 mm
• Width: 200 mm
• Height: 308 mm
• Quantity in package: 1 piece
• Type of packaging: Box (500x350x50 mm)

Laser-Cut Wooden Kit includes:

• all parts laser cut from wood
• arrangement of planks on decks and boards engrave by laser
• laser cutted and profiled desks of planking
• wooden dowels for masts and yard
• blocks, deadeyes and hearts
• laser cut sail
• ropes of different thickness
• wire
• flags
• colorful instruction illustrate by many pictures and descriptions which showes not only step by step stages of building but also includes techniques of gluing and painting on rules of detailed guide
• Language: German, English, Polish

In Kampen, the Netherlands in 1998 a replica of a typical Medieval trading ship - a cog - was completed after four years of building. She was built following the unique discovery of the wreck from 1336 during the draining of the Flevopolders near Nijkerk. Excavated remains made it possible to create a true reconstruction of the XIV century vessel. The length of the Kamper Kogge - as the replica was christened - is 21.6 meters, her beam 7.56 meters and tonnage 60-80 tons. In the Middle Ages cogs were used to carry all types of goods and - at the wartime - troops and war machines as well. Now the Kamper Kogge sails every season and takes part in maritime events in the harbours of the Northern Europe. Kampen is her homeport. Our model is inspired mainly by this reconstruction.