Preferred Channel Marker (sold in pairs)

Lightship Learning

£7

These 3D printed models buoys are the perfect tool to develop your knowledge and skill of navigating through buoyage systems. Instead of using pieces of card, utilise these 3D models to excel your learning and understanding of buoyage and prepare yourself for your exams. Included in this set are two preferred channel marks. Please select whether you would like IALA A or IALA B. Each model has a base of approximately 40mm and are approximately 35mm tall. The models are manufactured using a 3D Printer and because of this they feature the typical visual and textured look of a product made in such

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Preferred Channel Marker (sold in pairs)

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