15002-Boat San Felipe 1/86 Ochre wood construction kit

Boat San Felipe 1/86 Ochre wood construction kit

Name: Boat San Felipe 1/86 Ochre wood construction kit
Brand: OcCre
SKU: 15002
Price: 449 EUR
Availability: InStock

€449.00

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Reference: 15002

Brand: OcCre

EAN13: 8436032423784

Superb 1:86 scale replica of a wooden San Felipe boat by OcCre.

Manual with plan and detailed instructions.

Reference: 15002
Scale: 1/86
Length: 830 mm
Width: 320 mm
Height: 630 mm

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Above 3800 pieces to have fun building the model!

History of the San Felipe Ship

The ship known by several names such as "San Felipe", "El Real" or "Real Felipe", is named after Felipe V of Spain, the first king of the Bourbon dynasty in Spain.

This ship, built in 1716 in the shipyards of San Feliú de Gixols, is a first-class three-deck warship. Its design features a robust construction with double internal and external plating, providing great resistance to the hull.

The scale of its construction, using more than 4,000 trees, contributed to deforestation in Spain according to some historians.

With 108 guns and impressive dimensions of 67 meters long, 16.5 meters wide and 12 meters in draft, the San Felipe, adorned with majestic sculptures, was a formidable opponent capable of competing with any enemy of the time.

His service began in the Sardinian campaign in October 1717 under the command of the commander D. Esteban Mari Centurione. Subsequently, he participated in the Sicilian campaign in 1718 under the leadership of Captain D. Pedro Despoix and Commander D. Antonio Gaztañeta e Iturribalzaga.

After completing her mission, San Felipe was transported to Syracuse and then sent to Mahón, which was under British control. However, negligence resulted in a fire and explosion, completely destroying the San Felipe.

- Sails included
- Video tutorials Step-by-step (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrPwa5r7zKUywFJ7mORNPR3pI2e0mtqFS)
- Instructions for use in 5 languages.
- Photos HD step by step.
- Parts list with measurements and materials.
- IP plug to identify parts
- Plans to scale.
- Lifetime warranty.
- Model High quality.