Brisbane cross-river ferry Susan 60cm (Please inquire)

The Susan Ferry holds a special place in Brisbane’s history as one of the iconic vessels that ferried passengers across the Brisbane River. During the early to mid-20th century, ferries like the Susan played a vital role in connecting communities, especially before the construction of modern bridges. These vessels were known for their reliability and charm, becoming a beloved part of Brisbane’s maritime heritage.

Now, you can celebrate this legacy with our handcrafted model of the Susan Ferry. Crafted by skilled artisans, this model captures the intricate details of the original vessel, from its classic hull design to its timeless features. Whether you’re a maritime enthusiast, a Brisbane local, or a collector of historic ship models, the Susan Ferry model makes a meaningful and elegant addition to any collection or display.

Key features of the Brisbane cross-river ferry Susan model 60cm:

• Entirely made from scratch using handcrafted techniques and piece-by-piece assembly.
• Highly polished finished, with individual wooden planks used for utmost authenticity.
• Professional paint job and varnish applied for a highly colourful end result.
• Wooden base for easy storage and display whenever you might wish to do so.
• Ready to display upon arrival – comes with everything needed to be displayed immediately.

About the historical Brisbane cross-river Susan:

The Susan Ferry is a cherished piece of Brisbane’s maritime history, symbolizing the essential role ferries played in shaping the city’s connectivity and community spirit. Operating during a time when bridges were scarce and public transport relied heavily on the river, the Susan was one of many ferries that provided a lifeline for Brisbane’s residents.

This ferry served as a key mode of transportation, ferrying passengers across the Brisbane River to their destinations, whether for work, school, or leisure. The Susan Ferry, like its counterparts, was not just a vessel but also a gathering point for locals, fostering a sense of connection among the city’s inhabitants. With its distinct design and enduring presence, the Susan became a recognizable and beloved part of Brisbane’s riverfront culture.

Though its time in service has passed, the legacy of the Susan Ferry lives on as a testament to Brisbane’s reliance on its waterways and the vibrant community spirit these ferries inspired.