Occre PR001 1/87 Scale, HMS Victory, 118 cm. British Sailing Warship, Wooden Model Kit (OCRPR001)

Contents

• Official License from the National Royal Navy Museum
• Limited number of production with 999 units
• Rice plate
• Numbered wooden packaging
• 759 Step Step -by -photo Instruction Book
• Private collection money
• Massive oak base
• Shipyard, ammunition or construction model
• HMS Victory Model Features
• Shipyard, ammunition or construction model

Features

• More than 11,000 pieces
• Development for more than 2 years
• Scale: 1/87
• Width: 40.6 cm.
• Height: 78.5 cm.
• Length: 117.2 cm.
• Massive oak tree: Power and beauty in every vein. Frames / spine / inner longitudinal strips / stand
• Masive Mapor Tree: Natural elegance, infinite durability. CRA / SCA PUT / SCREEN MALE / Decoration / Ball Cars / Wheels / Stern Gallery / Quarter Galleries
• Cotton: To withstand the power of the wind. Carefully sewing sails with bolts ropes / painted and braided yarns
• Casting and rice: Details of casting metal shining in rice. Decoration / Balls / Supports / Stern Gallery / Quarter Galleries

HMS Victor is a British warship, famous for the fact that Admiral Horatio Nelson joined the 1805 Battle of Trafalgar. At the time, he was the largest ship of the British Royal Navy. Although it is currently found as a museum in the dry pool in the port of Portsmouth in Hampshire in Southern England, Victory continues to be the flagship of the Second Deniz Lordu, an honorary privilege in the British Royal Navy.

Did you know that you can admire the magnificent HMS Victor at the National Royal Navy Museum in Portsmouth? There, from the magnificent Great Cabin, where complex war plans are drawn, you will have an incredible opportunity to explore every corner of HMS Victory, where you can imagine what it is like to live and fight under the command of the Vice Admiral Lord Nelson. The museum is located 2 hours south of London and is a place to visit for all ship and history enthusiasts.