T390 - Cuauhtemoc Ship Model Medium (curved sails) - 28 inches

Specification: Item T390 - 27.6L x 10W x 18.9H Inches (70L x 25.5W x 48H Cm)

Note: This is a special made to order item, delivery usually take 30-90 days.
Custom features such as name plate or different paint schemes are available for additional charges. Please contact us for details.

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Description:

This 28 inches model of the Cuauhtémoc captures the proud spirit of Mexico’s famed training ship with exceptional craftsmanship and refined detail. The hull is finished in the vessel’s authentic color scheme, featuring a green–white upper body, a deep red bottom, and a clean green stripe running elegantly along the sides.

One of the highlights of this model is the high-precision resin headfigure, created from detailed 3D drawings to achieve maximum sharpness and realism. Every curve and contour is rendered with clarity, setting a new standard for decorative ship modeling.

Crafted using the traditional plank-on-frame method, the model is built from premium woods such as mahogany and western red cedar. The Cuauhtémoc’s iconic curved, wind-filled sails are hand-stitched from fine linen and set in a dynamic pose that brings the ship to life. Intricate rigging, lifeboats, cabin structures, railings, and deck fittings are all meticulously assembled by hand to honor the original vessel’s design.

Mounted on a polished wooden base with a brass nameplate, the Cuauhtémoc 28 inches is a striking centerpiece—ideal for collectors, maritime enthusiasts, or anyone seeking a premium nautical display.

History:

The Cuauhtémoc stands as one of the most distinguished tall ships of the modern era, serving as the official sail training vessel of the Mexican Navy since her commissioning in 1982. Named in honor of the last Aztec emperor, she embodies courage, endurance, and the cultural spirit of Mexico. Constructed in Bilbao, Spain, she belongs to the famous “Windjammer” class of barque-rigged training ships and has completed numerous global voyages throughout her career.

Over the decades, the Cuauhtémoc has taken part in international regattas, goodwill journeys, and global instructional missions, earning her the title “Ambassador of the Seas.” Her graceful three-masted barque rig, towering spars, and signature curved sails create an unmistakable silhouette that has captivated audiences around the world. Thousands of naval cadets have trained aboard her, learning traditional seamanship while representing Mexico in maritime festivals and international events.

Today, the Cuauhtémoc continues to symbolize national pride and naval excellence. Cherished for her craftsmanship, elegant lines, and dignified presence, she leaves a lasting impression at every port she honors with her visit.