HMS Victory

HMS Victory Model Ship

Discover exclusivity in every detail with OcCre’s limited edition of the HMS Victory. Each of the 999 units worldwide is individually numbered, ensuring a unique piece for your collection. A tribute to naval history that only a select few will possess.

The HMS Victory is an exclusive creation from OcCre. Developed by our master craftsmen over more than two years, this model carries the 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 model

HMS Victory Model Features

Shipyard, arsenal, or construction model

• More than 11,000 parts
• Over two years of development

Scale: 1:87
Width: 406 mm
Height: 785 mm
Length: 1,172 mm

Cutting-edge materials:

Solid Oak Wood
Strength and beauty in every grain
Frames / Keel / Interior Longitudinal Strips / Stand

Solid Mahogany Wood
Natural elegance, lasting durability
Bow / Sternpost / Rudder Blade / Ornamentation / Cannon Carriages / Wheels / Stern Gallery / Quarter Galleries

Cotton
To withstand the force of the wind
Sails meticulously hand-sewn with bolt ropes / Dyed and braided threads

Cast Metal and Brass
Details in cast metal, gleaming in brass
Ornamentation / Cannons / Supports / Stern Gallery / Quarter Galleries

History of the HMS Victory Ship

The HMS Victory is a British ship of the line, renowned for its role as Admiral Horatio Nelson’s flagship at the 1805 Battle of Trafalgar. At the time, it was the largest ship in the Royal Navy. Today, although it rests in dry dock at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard in Hampshire, southern England, as a museum, the Victory remains the flagship of the Second Sea Lord – an honorary distinction within the Royal Navy.

Did you know you can visit the magnificent HMS Victory at the National Museum of the Royal Navy in Portsmouth? There, you can explore every corner of the HMS Victory, from the majestic Great Cabin where intricate battle plans were drawn up, to the lower gun deck, where you can imagine life and combat under the command of Vice Admiral Lord Nelson. The museum is just two hours south of London and is a must-visit for ship and history enthusiasts.