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HMS Victory Limited 38"
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Features: HMS Victory Limited 38"
- SOLD FULLY ASSEMBLED - THIS IS NOT A MODEL SHIP KIT
- 38" long x 12" Wide x 28" High (1:108 scale)
- Includes a numbered Certificate of Authenticity signed by HMS Founder and Master Builder Richard Norris, as only 50 will ever be made.
- Museum quality with many features not available in a model for under $5,000 or in any model kit
- Real Copper plated hull (not painted on), like the actual HMS Victory (done to prevent the toredo worm from destroying the wood hull)
- Amazing deck details: planked deck with nail holes, tied-down cannons, barells, buckets, signal flag lockers on the poop deck, accurate hammock, mastcoats, cannon ball racks and more.
- Meticulously painted to the actual HMS Victory. Note the painting on the figurehead, stern windows and flags above the stern windows
- 18 masterfully stitched, thick canvass sails that hold their shape and do not wrinkle
- Metal anchors and turned brass cannons
- Advanced rigging techniques with over 200 blocks/deadeyes
- Perfectly taught rigging of various colors and thickness to ensure authenticity
- Authentic lifeboats - not flat bottomed
- Visible lower deck below the life boats where you can see the full cannons and cannonballs lined up!
- Requires hundreds of hours to build from scratch (not from a model kit) by our master artisans.
- Built with rare, high quality woods such as cherry, teak, white pine, birch and maple.
- The model rests perfectly on a large, wood base between four arched metal dolphins (marble base pictured)
- To build this ship, extensive research was done using various sources such as museums, drawings, copies of original plans and photos of the actual ship.
