HMS Victory

HMS Victory Model Ship

Experience the exclusivity in every detail with OcCre’s limited edition of the HMS Victory. Each of the 999 units worldwide is individually numbered, ensuring a truly unique addition to your collection. A tribute to naval history, reserved for a select few collectors.

The HMS Victory is a distinguished creation from OcCre. Crafted by our skilled artisans over more than two years, this model comes with official certification from the National Museum of the Royal Navy.

The OcCre HMS Victory model includes:

• Official licence from the National Museum of the Royal Navy
• Limited edition numbered to 999 units
• Numbered brass plate
• Numbered wooden packaging
• Instruction book bound with 759 step-by-step photos
• Exclusive collector’s coin
• Solid oak base
• Shipyard, arsenal, or construction-style model

HMS Victory Model Features

Shipyard-style / arsenal / construction model

• More than 11,000 parts
• More than 2 years of development

Scale: 1:87
Width: 406 mm (16 in)
Height: 785 mm (30.9 in)
Length: 1,172 mm (46.1 in)

Cutting-Edge Materials:

Solid Oak
Strength and character in every grain
Frames / Keel / Internal strips / Stand

Solid Mahogany
Natural elegance with lasting durability
Bow / Sternpost / Rudder blade / Decorative elements / Cannon carriages / Wheels / Stern gallery / Quarter galleries

Cotton
Built to withstand the wind
Hand-sewn sails with bolt ropes / Dyed and braided threads

Cast Metal and Brass
Finely detailed accents in cast and polished brass
Decorations / Cannons / Mounts / Stern gallery / Quarter galleries

History of the HMS Victory

The HMS Victory is a legendary British ship of the line, famed for her role as Admiral Horatio Nelson’s flagship at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805. At the time, she was the largest vessel in the Royal Navy. Today, she resides in dry dock in Portsmouth, Hampshire, southern England, serving as a historic museum ship—and still holds the title of flagship of the Second Sea Lord, an honorary distinction in the Royal Navy.

Did you know you can admire the remarkable HMS Victory at the National Museum of the Royal Navy in Portsmouth? There, you’ll have the unique opportunity to explore every section of the ship—from the Great Cabin where naval strategies were devised, to the lower gun deck, where life at sea under Vice Admiral Lord Nelson was both heroic and harsh. The museum is located about two hours south of London and is a must-see for model ship enthusiasts and history lovers alike.