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1. Product description of Seguin L66

A brief overview of the Seguin L66 and its unique features

This is a great model of Seguin tug boat. It was all handmade by strips of mahogany and teak. All built plank on frame. Look at all the amazing details on the windows and deck area. All the little pieces of wood are glued together in tremendous amount of time. The masts and the smoke stack and the lower portion of the hull are painted in the original colors. It has a shiny finish that make this model looks very beautiful. The craftsmen must have spent over a hundred hours with this.

What makes Our Seguin L66 special

Seguin L66 in our Speedboats Model collection is a true work of art, made with the utmost care and attention to detail. Whether you're a collector or simply an admirer of fine craftsmanship, you can be confident in the quality of our models.

•       100% handcrafted using traditional techniques and modern technology
•       Made from high-quality wood such as rosewood, western red cedar, mahogany, teak, etc. 
•       Hundreds of hours of hand craftsmanship to complete a model at museum quality, ensuring attention to detail and precision
•       No plastic parts are used in order to ensure authenticity and an authentic look
•       Each model goes through demanding in-house quality control before leaving the workshop, ensuring excellence and authenticity
•     Protective packaging with a wooden crate for safe shipping, close-to-zero damage, and storage
•       Skillful craftsmen have years of experience and a passion for their work, ensuring quality and accuracy.

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2. The History of the Seguin L66

The Seguin Tugboat was launched in Maine in 1884. Named after Seguin Island at the mouth of the Kennebec River, the Seguin at one time was our nation’s oldest operating steam powered tugboat. She spent her first 20 years towing wooden sailing vessels up and down the Kennebec River and towing cargo barges along the Atlantic coast, from Maine to Virginia. In the early 1900s, she became a New York harbor tug, finally returning to an active career in Maine until retiring in 1967. During restoration by the Maine Maritime Museum, her hull was found to be hopelessly rotted, and, with deep regret, the museum scrapped her.

3. How to Display and Decorate the Seguin L66

Our Seguin L66 is crafted with high-quality materials and combines beauty, accuracy, and craftsmanship to create a stunning piece of art. Whether you're an admirer of maritime history or simply appreciate beautiful and intricate works of art, the Seguin L66 Model is a must-have piece for your antique collection. This product is an excellent addition to any room as it adds elegance, sophistication, and a touch of maritime history. It's suitable for display in homes, offices, or museums and is a perfect gift for enthusiasts and history buffs.  

4. Packaging of the Seguin L66

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