Corel Sm54 Boat Model H.M.S. Bellona Armed Ship English Vessel 1:100

Description: Corel SM54 Boat Model H.M.S.Bellona Ship Army Vessel English 1:100The description of this item has been automatically translated. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. Categories Locomotives & Locomotives Passenger Wagons Freight Wagons Railway scenography Armament & Accessories Static modeling Model aircraft WHY CHOOSE US BRITISH VESSEL "HMS BELLONA" ATTENTION : modeling item for collectors and hobbyists, IT IS NOT A TOY, not suitable for children under 14 years of age, the image refers to the finished model once assembled Brand: COREL Code : SM54 Production: Made in Italy Typology : naval model to assemble (mounting kit) Model : Vascello (armed ship) First name : HMS Bellona Era: 1780 Stairs : 1:100 Material: Wood Length : 77 cm Length : na Height : 61.5 cm Difficulty level : Medium Characteristics : assembly kit, instructions and construction plans in various languages including Italian, first choice materials, fine woods, decorations reproduced in golden cast metal, sheets of brass and/or photo-etched copper History : HMS (His Majesty's Ship) BELLONA was one of the most famous 74-gun vessels of the British Navy. The 74-gun was the fulcrum of the main European naval powers from the Seven Years' War (1756 - 1763), until the end of the Napoleonic Wars (1815). In 1755, the British Admiralty undertook the fitting out, under the guidance of Superintendent Thomas Slade, of the first vessels of this category, the so-called Dublin class. Launched on 19 February 1760, the BELLONA was sent to support the naval blockade of Brest. On 30 December 1780 the BELLONA took part in the capture of the 44-gun Dutch Princess Caroline; she then operated off Gibraltar in the North Sea and the West Indies. He took part in the naval blockade of Cadiz; he was then in Jamaica, Portsmouth and Barbados. Although more than 50 years had passed since its launch, the BELLONA served until February 1814; she was scrapped at Chatham in September of that year IMPORTANT!!! Before leaving negative or neutral feedback contact ustogether, we will find the best solution to solve the problem. THE following WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED: -Complaints for shipments received late for reasons not attributable to us (bad weather, strikes, road blocks, holiday periods, disadvantaged areas, etc.). -Complaints or refund requests for items received damaged due to transport or tampering, without insurance. -Complaints for not having read the description shown on this listing. THOSE WHO PURCHASE IN THIS STORE DECLARE THAT THEY HAVE READ AND ACCEPTED EVERYTHING DESCRIBED IN THE ADVERTISEMENT CAUTION!!! WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED - Claims for shipments received late due to causes not attributable to us (bad weather, strikes, road blocks, holidays, disadvantaged areas, etc.). - Claims or requests for reimbursement for items received damaged due to transport or tampering, without insurance. - Claims for not reading the description on this listing. - Claims or requests for reimbursement for lost and shipped items without a tracking code or proof of delivery on explicit request or choice of the buyer in order to save on shipping costs. WHO PURCHASES IN THIS STORE DECLARES THAT YOU HAVE READ AND ACCEPTED EVERYTHING DESCRIBED IN THE INSERT History : HMS (His Majesty's Ship) BELLONA was one of the most famous 74-gun vessels of the British Navy. The 74-gun was the fulcrum of the main European naval powers from the Seven Years' War (1756 - 1763), until the end of the Napoleonic Wars (1815). In 1755, the British Admiralty undertook the fitting out, under the guidance of Superintendent Thomas Slade, of the first vessels of this category, the so-called Dublin class. Launched on 19 February 1760, the BELLONA was sent to support the naval blockade of Brest. On 30 December 1780 the BELLONA took part in the capture of the 44-gun Dutch Princess Caroline; she then operated off Gibraltar in the North Sea and the West Indies. He took part in the naval blockade of Cadiz; he was then in Jamaica, Portsmouth and Barbados. Although more than 5 Materiale Legno Scala 1:100 MPN SM54 Tipo veicolo Nave Paese di fabbricazione Italia Marca Corel EAN Non applicabile Tipologia Modello navale Stato di assemblaggio Kit non assemblato

Price: 445.61 USD

Location: Montafia

End Time: 2025-01-11T11:00:41.000Z

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