HMS Victory — Exclusive Edition Serial-Numbered Model | Admiral Line

Nelson's flagship, built plank on frame and individually recorded. Each hull carries an etched serial number that ties your model to its build date, the specific timber used, and the workshop that made it.

That number is why an Exclusive Edition matters. Two models of the same ship are never identical — wood grain, hand-cut fittings and the tension of hand-knotted rigging see to that — and the serial makes yours traceable rather than anonymous.

Construction

• Plank-on-frame hull in western red cedar, rosewood and mahogany
• Three gun decks with cast cannon running both sides
• Three masts and bowsprit, complete hand-knotted rigging
• Hand-stitched linen sails
• Carved and gilded stern and quarter galleries, figurehead
• Ship's boats, capstan, wheel, gratings, anchors and rudder
• Solid wood base and engraved brass nameplate
• Serial number etched into the hull

The ship

A 104-gun first rate launched at Chatham in 1765, Victory led the British line at Trafalgar in 1805 with Nelson aboard. She has been in commission since 1778 without a break and is preserved in dry dock at Portsmouth, where she is still the flagship of the First Sea Lord.