HMS Victory — XL Painted Model, Fully Assembled | Fleet Admiral Line

HMS Victory — XL Painted Model, Fully Assembled | Fleet Admiral Line

$3,312.99
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HMS Victory — XL Painted Model, Fully Assembled | Fleet Admiral Line

HMS Victory — XL Painted Model, Fully Assembled | Fleet Admiral Line

$3,312.99
HandcraftedBuilt by skilled modelers
Fully assembledReady to display
Hand-packedTracked delivery
Arrival guaranteeDamaged? We make it right

Model details

Materials
Brass, Linen sails
Construction
Plank-on-frame, built by hand
Condition
Fully assembled, ready to display
Display
Wooden base with brass nameplate
Collection
Tall Ship Models - Admiral Line
Item no.
T186

Our largest Victory. At this scale the model stops being an ornament and becomes the thing the room is arranged around.

Fleet Admiral Line is the top of the workshop — the longest build times, the highest fitting count, and the most experienced hands. Every element that would be simplified at smaller scale is built out in full here.

Construction

  • XL plank-on-frame hull, hand-painted in Royal Navy black and yellow
  • Three complete gun decks with individually fitted cast cannon and hinged port lids
  • Three masts and bowsprit, full hand-knotted standing and running rigging with ratlines
  • Hand-stitched linen sails on every yard
  • Deep-carved and gilded stern gallery, quarter galleries, royal arms and figurehead
  • Ship's boats on skids, capstan, wheel, binnacle, gratings, ladders and rails
  • Metal anchors and wooden rudder
  • Heavy solid wood base with engraved brass nameplate
  • Fully assembled — arrives crated, ready to place

Before you order

Measure the space first, including height for the masts and depth for the bowsprit and spanker boom. A piece this size ships on a pallet by freight.

The ship

The 104-gun first rate that led the British line at Trafalgar on 21 October 1805 with Nelson aboard. Launched in 1765 and in commission since 1778, she is the oldest commissioned warship in the world — preserved today in dry dock at Portsmouth.

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