Ordered in 1758, the same year as Lord Nelson's birth, HMS Victory took six years to build. Her speed and manoeuvrability meant that she was in constant demand during her period of active service between 1778 and 1812..
This stunning model measures 48" (122cm) long and 39" (100cm) tall. The hollow hull is constructed almost entirely from wood and she has been left unpainted so that you can see the individual strips of timber. Her metal cannon, wood deck, rigging and canvas sail details are also very authentic. Absolutely fascinating - every time we look we see some new and delightful detail.
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This highly detailed model of HMS Victory is just under three feet long, and makes a truly impressive display. Her hollow hull is constructed almost entirely from wood and has been left unpainted below the waterline so that you can see the individual strips of timber. Her metal cannon, deck, rigging and canvas sail details are also very authentic. Simply stunning. Length 35" (89cm) and 27" (68cm) tall.
This beautiful wood-planked, hollow-hulled model depicts Cutty Sark under full sail, and is mounted on a section of timber decking that was removed from the ship during her current restoration (the main deck is to be replaced in its entirety). The spars and rigging are amazingly detailed, with 21 sails in total, whilst the deck has lots of features including shore boats, hatches and pin rails. Her bottom has a realistic Muntz plating effect.
Each base is individually numbered with its position in the limited edition series of 1869.
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