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Packaging is extremely secure. The ship model is packed in a sturdy wooden crate and a carton box outside for maximum protection. The pictures below illustrate how your model will be packed:
Features:
This is a handcrafted model (not a kit). Item is shipped with everything in place. No assembly required.
Dimensions: 39" (long) x 12" (wide) x 31" (high).
This premium quality HMS Agamemnon ship model was built from select specially treated hardwood by artisans, who spent hundreds of man-hours to finish. It's masterfully crafted by hands from blueprint to insure precise specifications. The workmanship is exquisite and is a wonderful example of the finest hand carving. The model is in perfect and brand new condition, with no flaws to mention but eye catching and amazing details of a real charming piece of art. Even though photos couldn't capture very well its elegance and stylish design, you can see this object's glamour from the excellent curved hull to shiny canons. All of those little details add finishing touches to the ship. The replica is ideally suited for collectables or gift purposes. It's supplied with a base for display. Imagine a great centerpiece of your home or office which will accent any décor. Let your HMS Agamemnon be the center of attention in your room. Don't miss an opportunity to own a true treasure - the highest quality model you can find on Ebay.
Note: Each model is handcrafted on an individual basis (not from a kit). Therefore wood grain may be different from pictures.
About HMS Agamemnon:
HMS Agamemnon, a 64-gun ship of the line which became one of the most famous vessels of the Royal Navy, commanded between 1793 and 1796 by Nelson. Who also always referred to her as his favourite ship. For three of the most crucial decades of British naval history, Agamemnon was at the center of events, fighting at the Battle of the Saintes, the Battle of Copenhagen and, of course, Trafalgar, the summit of her career. Later she served in the West Indies, participating in the Battle of Santo Domingo, and then in South American waters, until she was wrecked in Maldonado Bay, off the coast of present-day Uruguay, in 1809, so bringing to an end a career of constant active service. |
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