Building set Cobi HMS Victory — 2,517 pieces, detailed historic sailing ship model

Description: Make room on your shelf a true icon of the British Navy is coming, a ship with an extraordinary history and monumental significance! This unique set, consisting of a whopping 2517 pieces, allows you to build the legendary HMS Victory in 1:144 scale, capturing the finest details of its construction. This is a great treat for modeling enthusiasts, but also an engaging history lesson that takes us back to the times of the Napoleonic Wars and great naval battles. Build HMS Victory brick by brick! With this set, you can recreate one of the most famous ships in history. HMS Victory not only played a key role in the Battle of Trafalgar, but also survives today as a museum and symbol of British naval power. This model not only looks impressive but also tells a fascinating story from the Napoleonic Wars. Key features of the HMS VICTORY (Trafalgar 1805) set: 2,517 pieces The set consists of precisely fitted pieces that allow you to create a true historical masterpiece with canvas, movable sails. Each stage of building this ship is an adventure, revealing the details of this incredible vessel. National Museum of the Royal Navy license The model was created under the originally licensed by the British museum, this model guarantees a faithful reproduction of the legendary ship. High-quality workmanship Every element of the model is made of high-quality materials, ensuring the kit's durability. The finished HMS VICTORY (Trafalgar 1805) set will be a highlight of your collection for years to come! Impressive size At 60,5 cm long and 43,5 cm high, 14 fabric sails plus rigging, the model impresses with its precision. It's an excellent choice for both display and building. Easy construction with intuitive instructions Thanks to the clear instructions, building the model is simple and enjoyable ideal for both experienced modelers and those just starting out with building blocks. Exclusive base and plaque The set includes an elegant base that highlights the unique character of the model. A white plaque with the name, logos of the ship and museum and the scale of the model adds a professional and collectible touch. Attractive accessories The model features fabric-rendered sails and rigging. On the deck are new lifeboat models, and the suspended, movable anchors further enliven the entire structure. Durable Prints All markings are printed directly onto the blocks, ensuring high abrasion resistance. The exceptional quality of the prints is visible, among other things, on the ship's meticulously reproduced rear. Not Just for History Buffs The HMS VICTORY (Trafalgar 1805) model in brick form is not only a treat for Napoleonic Wars enthusiasts, it's a great option for any naval and modeling enthusiast. Age: 11+ This set is ideal for more advanced builders who want to create a unique model for their collection. Exceptional Precision at 1:144 Scale The large scale allows for incredibly accurate detail, making building this model a pure pleasure. Wide selection COBI also offers other sets from the NAPOLEONIC WARS series, allowing you to further expand your collection and create your own historical display. Battle of Trafalgar At the beginning of the 19th century, Europe found itself in the shadow of Napoleon Bonaparte's power. His ambitions to conquer Hegemony over the continent required breaking the resistance of Great Britaina maritime fortress whose fleet was undefeated. The key moment of this rivalry was the Battle of Trafalgar, fought on October 21, 1805, off the coast of Spain. Admiral Horatio Nelson, a distinguished strategist and national hero, commanded the British fleet from the deck of HMS Victory, a sailing ship of the line built between 1759 and 1765 at the Chatham Dockyard. Nelson led his squadron against a combined Franco-Spanish force commanded by Admiral Pierre de Villeneuve. The battle ended in a complete victory for the Royal Navy: 19 enemy ships were captured, while the rest were destroyed or fled. However, the battle itself cost Admiral Nelson his life, who died from a gunshot wound during the fight, becoming a symbol of sacrifice and patriotism. This victory was It sealed Britain's naval supremacy for decades to come and once and for all ended Napoleon's plans to invade the British Isles. Build HMS Victory brick by brick! With this set, you can recreate one of the most famous ships in history. HMS Victory not only played a key role in the Battle of Trafalgar, but also survives today as a museum and symbol of British naval power. This model not only looks impressive but also tells a fascinating story from the Napoleonic Wars. HMS VICTORY (Trafalgar 1805) is an excellent choice for anyone who appreciates precision, quality craftsmanship and the Napoleonic era. Build a model of this legendary ship, experience the spirit of one of the most important naval battles of the Napoleonic era and proudly display it in your collection. Building this model is a history lesson captured in bricks! 2,517 high-quality pieces Manufactured in the EU by a company with over 35 years of tradition Originally licensed by the National Museum of the Royal Navy Meets safety standards for children's products Fully compatible with other brands of building blocks Only durable prints are used, no stickers are used Clear and intuitive instructions based on drawings and step-by-step instructions Scale 1:144 dimensions of the model (length x width x height): 605 x 195 x 435 mm | Part number: COBI-20096 | series: HMS Victory | Minimum age: 10 | Gender: Boys | Stuff: Plastic | No. of elements: 2517 | Set size: Small | Dimensions: 43,5 x 19,5 x 60,5 cm | Security: We recommend retaining the packaging for reference purposes. We reserve the right to change colors and technical details.

How to use

Follow the printed instruction manual included in the set to assemble the model step by step, starting with the keel and lower hull sections and progressing to the superstructure, masts and rigging. Organize parts by type and color before starting each construction phase to streamline the build process. Use recommended tools for handling small elements, such as tweezers or a small brick separator, if necessary. The finished model can be placed on a flat, stable surface for display; sections built using modular techniques can be disassembled carefully for inspection or transport.

Recommendations

Work in an area with good lighting and a clean, flat workspace. Allocate sufficient uninterrupted time for complex subassemblies like rigging and deck fittings. Keep small parts out of reach of young children and store unused pieces in labeled containers to avoid loss. Refer to the instruction manual for order of assembly and attachment points for delicate elements.