DUM 1501 Dumas Swamp Buggy Air Boat (28inch) This model of a Florida swamp buggy is powered by a .19-.21 size gas engine and a pusher airplane prop. A real fun boat in any kind of water! This model of a Florida swamp buggy...

DUM 1245 Dumas USS Bluefish 33 inch Submarine Dive, Dive, Dive you are in the hunt deep in enemy water. Constantly checking your sonar screen, it is an international game of cat and mouse. All of a sudden your are rocked by a depth...

DUM 1251 Dumas THE LACKAWANNA TUG KIT (33" Inch) This coastal tug built in 1900 not only burned coal for power but also but also hauled barges filled with coal along the New England coast. The Lackawanna was 137 feet long but her gorgeous...

Style elegance and class the 1954 36ft. Chris-Craft Commander Express Cruiser has it all The 1954 36ft. Chris-Craft Commander Express Cruiser is sure to turn its fair share of heads. The Commander has the quality features you have come to expect from a Dumas...

DUM 1253 Dumas 38" Myrtle Corey Rover Towboat The Myrtle Corey is a fine example of a late 1800’s river towboat. Typical of the day, these boats were site built, without plans, with lots of substitutions and jury rigged construction. Once commonplace along the...

The Brooklyn was built in 1910 and owned by the New York Dock Co. Steam powered all her career she was inauspiciously sold for scrap in 1960. She was one of many railroad tugs, designed to transfer railroad cars from one side of New...

DUM 1241 Dumas 1938 Chris-Craft Triple Cockpit Barrel Back Kit 40-1/2" This sleek beauty is a triple cockpit version of our popular Chris-Craft Barrel Back kit. The Triple Cockpit Barrel Back is 40-1/2 in. long with a beam of 10-3/4 in.. The kit features...

DUM 1222 Dumas Creole Queen Riverboat (48" Length) Looks can be deceiving, which is certainly the case with the Creole Queen. When you study the Creole Queen you could easily place her in the days of Mark Twain, wheeling down the Mississippi as onlookers...

BIL 01-00-0472 Billing Boats 1/33 Mary Ann (Advanced Beginner) The Mary Ann is the first model produced by Billing Boats in 1958. It has been modified 4 times during the years and changed names 3 times. The ship is a typical 45-ton cutter commonly...