COBI-20096 HMS VICTORY (Trafalgar 1805)

The set includes 2517 pieces, with precisely placed bricks that allow the creation of a true historical masterpiece with fabric and movable sails. Each stage of constructing this ship is an adventure, revealing more details of this amazing vessel.

The model has been produced under the original license of the National Museum of the Royal Navy, ensuring an accurate representation of the legendary ship.

Impressive size - The model measures 60.5 centimeters in length and 43.5 centimeters in height, with 14 fabric sails and naval equipment, making it impressive with the precision and meticulousness of its construction. It is an excellent choice both for display and for building.

Battle of Trafalgar - In the early 19th century, Europe was under the dominance of Napoleon Bonaparte. His ambitions to dominate the continent required dismantling the resistance of Great Britain - a maritime fortress with an unbeatable fleet. A critical point in this rivalry was the Battle of Trafalgar, fought on October 21, 1805, off the coast of Spain. Admiral Horatio Nelson, senior commander and national hero, led the British fleet, commanding from the deck of HMS Victory - a ship of the line built between 1759-1765 at the Chatham shipyard. The battle ended in a complete victory for the Royal Navy: 19 enemy ships were captured and the rest were destroyed or fled. However, the battle cost Admiral Nelson's life, who was shot during the battle, making him a symbol of sacrifice and patriotism. This victory sealed Britain's naval supremacy for decades and definitively ended Napoleon's plans to conquer the British Isles.

• Feature summary: 2517 high-quality pieces.
• Manufactured in the EU by a company with over 35 years of tradition.
• Model licensed by the National Museum of the Royal Navy.
• Complies with children's product safety standards.
• Fully compatible with other construction brick brands.
• Uses only durable prints with no stickers.
• Clear and understandable instructions based on diagrams and icons.
• Scale 1:444.
• Model dimensions (L x W x H): 605 x 195 x 435 mm.