Paper model of a Flat-bottomed ship of Boulogne flotilla from 1803. The cutout is made at a scale of 1:200. The cutout is intended for intermediate to experienced modelers.
You can find all parameters for the model on the side tab. We provide the maximum amount of information for each model so that you can make the right decision about your purchase.
We also offer laser accessories for the paper model. These are skeleton parts, wooden deck, etched accessories and sails and that will take your model to a higher level and simplify your work.
A pram is a type of shallow draft flat-bottomed vessel. Historically, they were used to transport agricultural goods or livestock through shallow canals and rivers in Europe. In the 18th century, 2-3-masted ships of this type, capable of carrying 10-50 guns, were also used as warships, especially in the shallow coastal waters of the Baltic Sea during the Northern War. In 1803, at the Bois de Boulogne camp, French troops planned to use them as landing ships for the invasion of England.
