Model boat kit
HMS Victory
Kit by Occre
HMS Victory was the Royal Navy first rate that carried Nelson's flag at Trafalgar in 1805 and is preserved at Portsmouth. She was launched at Chatham in 1765 and was already forty years old at Trafalgar, having fought at Cape St Vincent and other actions before it.
Occre's 1:87 kit (ref. 15008) has 5,388 parts, is licensed by the National Museum of the Royal Navy and is intended for experienced builders. The model is 1172 mm long and 785 mm high. A numbered limited edition of 999 with more parts is also sold.
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