Hms victory Model kitOCCRE

Product description : HMS VICTORY

Discover exclusivity in every detail with the limited edition of HMS Victory from OcCre. Each of the 999 units worldwide is numbered, guaranteeing a unique piece in your collection. A tribute to history that only a lucky few will own.

HMS Victory is an exclusive OcCre jewel. Developed by our expert craftsmen for over 2 years, this model comes with official certification from the National Museum of the Royal Navy.

OcCre's HMS Victory model includes:
Official Museum license National Royal Navy
Limited edition numbered to 999 units
Numbered brass plaque
Numbered wooden case
Bound instruction booklet with 759 step-by-step photos
Exclusive collector's item
br>Solid oak base
Shipyard, arsenal or construction model
HMS Victory model features
Shipyard, arsenal or construction model

More of 6,000 pieces

High quality materials:

Solid oak wood
Strength and beauty in every grain
Frames / Keel / Interior longitudinal slats / Base

Solid mahogany wood
Natural elegance, infinite durability
Bow / Stern / Rudder / Ornaments / Gun mounts / Wheels / Stern gallery / Quarterdeck sides

Cotton
To resist the force of the wind
Meticulously hand-sewn sails with reefs / Dyed and braided threads

Cast iron and brass
Cast metal details, shiny brass
Ornaments / Cannons / Supports / Stern gallery / Quarterdeck sides

History of the ship HMS Victory
HMS Victory is a British ship of the line famous for its participation in the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805 as a flagship of Admiral Horatio Nelson. At the time, it was the largest ship in the British Royal Navy. Although now on display in a dry dock at Portsmouth Harbor in Hampshire, southern England, as a museum, the Victory remains the flagship of the Second Sea Lord, an honorary distinction within the British Royal Navy.

Did you know that you can admire the magnificent HMS Victory at the National Museum of the Royal Navy in Portsmouth? There, you will have the incredible opportunity to explore every corner of HMS Victory, from the majestic Grand Carré where complex battle plans were drawn up to the modest Lower Battery, where you can imagine what it was like to live and fight under the command of Vice-Admiral Lord Nelson. The museum is located 2 hours south of London and is a must-visit for all lovers of ships and history.

---

---