Description
The CGS Canada was ordered by the colony of Canada as the last of a series of ships designated for fishery protection duties. The CGS Canada fast and quickly proved her worth patrolling the rich fishing grounds in the Atlantic. When the Canadian Navy was formed in 1911, she was transferred to it to act as a training ship for officers and seamen. She was decommissioned in 1919 and converted into a small cruise ship. She sank in mysterious circumstances in 1926.
Two versions of the model are available: one showing the CGS Canada as she appeared when built (with a black hull), the other showing her later in her naval career (with a white hull and enclosed bridge).
Technical Details
| Length | Beam | Displacement | Crew | Speed |
| 61m | 7.6m | 400 tons | 75 | 22 |
Model Details
| Scale | Length/Width | Pieces | Sheets | Difficulty (1-5) |
| 1:250 | 25cm/2.8cm | – | 3 x A4 | 3/4 [Moderate] |
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