Model Ships

The galleon appeared in the mid-16th century and for close to 150 years was the warship par excellence. Its three decks, an abundance of equipment, its imposing and robust design, characteristic of galleons make the San Francisco II a truly magnificent ship. Scale 1:90.

For more than 20 years following her launch at Havana in 1769, the 5,000-ton Spanish first-rate ship of the line, Santísima Trinidad, (‘Most Holy Trinity’) was the largest vessel afloat. When her 112-gun armament was increased to 136 guns, and later to 140, the Santísima Trinidad became the most heavily armed ship of the Age of Sail. 1:90-scale model of the mighty Spanish flagship.

Choose your option: Pay-as-you-build or buy the full kit!

The SantisimaTrinidad kit, also contains a cross-section kit, which provides an amazing close-up view of the interior workings of the Santisima Trinidad

The frigate made famous by the movie Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World, brought to life by Artesania Latina. H
MS Surprise was originally built at Le Havre in 1794 as a 350-ton, 32-gun corvette, but in 1796 it was captured by the British Navy and renamed HMS Surprise. She was re-armed and classified as a sixth-rate frigate.