2.375" x 1.25" x 1.25" inch Mini Ship. Kruzenshtern, a Sail Training tall ship operated by the Baltic Fishing Fleet State Academy. Launched in Germany in 1926, Kruzenshtern is the only remaining Flying P-Liner ship that continues to sail to this day. She was originally a cargo ship capable of transporting around 4000 tons of construction materials, wheat and other products on the Cape Horn trade between Germany, Chile and Australia. By 1941 she had made 17 voyages, rounding Cape Horn 28 times, setting records such as 67 days from Hamburg in Germany to Port Lincoln in Australia and 8 months, 23 days for a return voyage from Hamburg via Chile to Australia. At the end of World War II she was handed to the USSR and converted into a sail training ship. Since 1990, up to 40 trainees of all ages have been welcomed onboard to sail along with the Russian students of the Baltic Academy in Kalingrad, Russia, learning the ropes, manning the helm, or climbing the rigging to set more than 30,000 squ