Vice-Admiral HMS Victory The Viscount Nelson

Hello friends, is the Viscount Horatio Nelson figure available?

Hi.
Detail on bust is amazing, simply printing it with white resin doesn't require any further painting. My print is about 25 centimeters tall.
I bought it out of curiosity and was amazed by size of projected figure and the attention to detail.
Now all that's left is a little more thorough cleaning and it's ready for the shelf.

Thank you, and I highly recommend it!

kuba91nt said:

Hola.
El nivel de detalle del busto es asombroso; simplemente imprimirlo con resina blanca no requiere pintura adicional. Mi impresión mide aproximadamente 25 centímetros de alto.
Lo compré por curiosidad y me sorprendió el tamaño de la figura proyectada y la atención al detalle.
Ahora solo queda una limpieza más a fondo y estará listo para colocarlo en el estante.

¡Gracias, lo recomiendo ampliamente!

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Thanks

That's a strange inscription on the plinth. I would expect "Vice Admiral The Viscount Nelson" but why stick "HMS Victory" in the middle of it?

Gjsharpe said:

Vice Admiral The Viscount Nelson" but why stick "HMS Victory" in the middle of it?

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First, why not his full title, Vice-Admiral of the White, The Right Honourable Horatio, 1st Viscount Nelson or Vice-Admiral of the White, The Right Honourable Horatio,1st Viscount Nelson of the Nile and of Burnham Thorpe? Not enough room I suppose. I was going to suggest a list of ships he commanded underneath where it shows his rank and peerage, but then I looked it up and the statue would have to be five times larger to have room for his list of ships. The man was busy.

• HMS Badger (1778): Nelson’s first command as a commander.
• HMS Hinchinbrook (1779): Promoted to Post-Captain, taking command of this frigate.
• HMS Janus (1780): Briefly commanded, but he was forced to return to England due to illness.
• HMS Albemarle (1781): Commanded a frigate in the North Sea and Canadian waters.
• HMS Boreas (1784): Served in the Leeward Islands.
• HMS Agamemnon (1793): Commanded this 64-gun ship during the early French Revolutionary Wars, establishing his reputation.
• HMS Captain (1796): Flagship during the Battle of Cape St Vincent.
• HMS Theseus (1797): Briefly commanded following the Battle of Cape St Vincent.
• HMS Vanguard (1798): Flagship during the Battle of the Nile.
• HMS Foudroyant (1799): Served as his flagship in the Mediterranean.
• HMS St George (1801): Flagship at the Battle of Copenhagen.
• HMS Victory (1803–1805): Flagship during the blockade of Toulon and the Battle of Trafalgar, where he was killed