HMS Victory - Nelson's ship at Trafalgar (1805) (1/87)

Type: Wooden construction kit
Scale: 1:87

Dimensions
Length: 1172 mm
Height: 785 mm
Width: 406 mm

Special Features:
- Officially licensed model by the National Museum of the Royal Navy
- 5,388 precisely manufactured parts
- Stitched cotton sails and braided rigging thread
- Laser-cut frames and components
- Brass and zamak fittings for fine details
- Comprehensive assembly instructions in 5 languages
- Video tutorials for the complete build
- Lifetime warranty on components

Included in the box:
- All 5,388 model components
- Stitched cotton sails
- Braided rigging thread
- Laser-cut wooden sheets and frames
- Brass and zamak fittings
- Scale plans and parts list
- Step-by-step instructions in 5 languages
- Parts identification sheet

HMS Victory: Nelson's ship at Trafalgar (1805)
Few ships can tell the story from the inside: Victory was there. Launched at Chatham in 1765, she was already forty years old — with battles like Cape St Vincent behind her — when Nelson hoisted his flag aboard and led her into Trafalgar on 21 October 1805. She defeated the combined fleet; she lost her admiral. Today she remains in commission — the oldest serving warship in the world — and can be visited at Portsmouth.