Vice-Admiral HMS Victory The Viscount Nelson

[SeasModels]

Hello friends, is the Viscount Horatio Nelson figure available?

https://cults3d.com/:4255499

 

[kuba91nt]

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!

 

[SeasModels]

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

 

[Gjsharpe]

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?

 

[AllanKP69]

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

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