Occre Nuestra Senora - Model Ship Kit
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Make sure this fits by entering your model number.Premium, imported model ship kit by OcCre!Detailed English instructions included.Scale: 1:46Height: 38.2 inches, Width: 20.5 inches, Length: 43.7 inches
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The construction of this ship, based on plans and regulations established by José Antonio de Gaztaneta, took place in the Port of Cavite, in the Philippines, along with that of Nuestra. Sra. de Covadonga. Work began in 1731, and she was finally launched two years later in 1733. She had two bridges and a displacement of 1,000 tons, was fitted with 50 cannon as well as 10 swivel guns, mounted on quarter deck and forecastle. For twenty years she plied the route from Mexico to Manila and in 1750 underwent a complete refit in the Port of Cavite. In 1750, on her last voyage, she set sail from Manila bound for Acapulco. Despite being overloaded, and contrary to the opinion of both pilots and Master, her Captain insisted on weighing anchor at the beginning of September. En route for the Mariana Islands, in the Pacific, they began to have difficulties, after sailing into a heavy storm, and she sank taking all of her crew down with her. Scale 1:46 Height: 38.2 inches Width: 20.5 inches Length: 43.7 inches
Make sure this fits by entering your model number.Premium, imported model ship kit by OcCre!Detailed English instructions included.Scale: 1:46Height: 38.2 inches, Width: 20.5 inches, Length: 43.7 inches
상품설명
The construction of this ship, based on plans and regulations established by José Antonio de Gaztaneta, took place in the Port of Cavite, in the Philippines, along with that of Nuestra. Sra. de Covadonga. Work began in 1731, and she was finally launched two years later in 1733. She had two bridges and a displacement of 1,000 tons, was fitted with 50 cannon as well as 10 swivel guns, mounted on quarter deck and forecastle. For twenty years she plied the route from Mexico to Manila and in 1750 underwent a complete refit in the Port of Cavite. In 1750, on her last voyage, she set sail from Manila bound for Acapulco. Despite being overloaded, and contrary to the opinion of both pilots and Master, her Captain insisted on weighing anchor at the beginning of September. En route for the Mariana Islands, in the Pacific, they began to have difficulties, after sailing into a heavy storm, and she sank taking all of her crew down with her. Scale 1:46 Height: 38.2 inches Width: 20.5 inches Length: 43.7 inches
2020-05-02 18:17:40
