Exclusive HMS Victory Sailing Ship Model 80 cm - VIC8

Exclusive HMS Victory Sailing Ship Model 80 cm - VIC8

HMS Victory is one of the most famous warships in history. This large model is based on historic plans and drawings.

Model features realistic sails, detailed rigging, rows of cannons, lanterns, lifeboats and bow carvings. Lacquered wood finish highlights natural wood grain.

Model is fully assembled and placed on elegant wooden base with ship name. It is ready for display right after unpacking.

It is an excellent gift for sailors, history fans and ship model collectors. It also makes an impressive decoration for living room, study, library or office.

Main features

• Handmade: Several hundred hours of careful work
• Historic design: Based on historic plans and drawings
• Large size: 80 cm long and 74 cm high
• Ready for display: Fully assembled and placed on stable wooden base
• Detailed finish: Sails, rigging, cannons, lanterns, lifeboats and bow carvings
• Lacquered wood: Highlights natural wood grain
• Natural materials: Mainly exotic wood, plus metal and other natural materials
• Safe transport: Protected by wooden crate inside strong cardboard box

Product information:

• Size: 80 x 20 x 74 cm
• Handmade model
• Fully assembled
• Wooden base with ship name
• Based on historic plans and drawings
• Detailed sails and rigging
• Realistic cannons, lanterns, lifeboats and bow carvings
• Lacquered wood finish
• Wooden protective crate for transport

Perfect as:

• elegant living room, study, library or office decoration
• gift for sailing and history enthusiasts
• gift for nautical decoration collectors
• impressive decoration for elegant interiors

HMS Victory - History

HMS Victory is one of the most famous warships in history. It was launched in 1765 as first-rate ship with 104 guns.

Ship served in Royal Navy for many years. Its greatest fame came during Battle of Trafalgar in 1805. Victory was flagship of Admiral Horatio Nelson during this famous battle against combined French and Spanish fleets.

British victory helped establish long-term British control of the seas. Admiral Nelson died on board Victory during the battle.

Ship was known for its strong oak construction and distinctive yellow and black hull colors.

After World War I, special efforts were made to save Victory. Public support and government help played an important role in preserving ship.

Today HMS Victory is a museum ship in Portsmouth. It is also still officially flagship of Royal Navy.

HMS Victory represents an important period in naval history and remains one of the best-known sailing warships in the world.