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SERTAO Drillship Model

A picture is worth a thousand words. Here we post nine massive photos--nine thousand words equivalent--for your assessment of our ability. If you want a showpiece for your prestigious office or your beautiful home, we are here to satisfy your discerning taste. Enjoy the photos and send us an email for questions or starting a model of your favorite ship. Services@ModelShipMaster.com 

The drillship Sertao operates in high pressure, high temperature wells.  It is capable of drilling wells up to 11,400 meters deep in depth water up to 3,000 meters. 

The first drillship was the CUSS I, designed by Robert F. Bauer of Global Marine in 1955. The CUSS I had drilled in 400 feet deep waters by 1957. Robert F.

In 1961 Global Marine started a new drillship era. They ordered several self-propelled drillships each with a rated centerline drilling of 20,000 foot-wells in water depths of 600 feet. The first was named CUSS (Glomar) II, a 5,500-deadweight-ton vessel.  The vessel was almost twice the size of the CUSS I.

In 1962 The Offshore Company elected to build a new type of drillship. This new drillships would feature a first ever anchor mooring array based on a unique turret system.  The vessel was named Discoverer I. The Discoverer I had no main propulsion engines and needed to be towed out to the drill site.

This drillship model is 45" long (1/200 scale). If you want a model of this caliber, and you are willing to pay over $10,000, just send us an email for the joyful process. Please plan ahead, as quality needs time, at least six months.