SAN LUIS GALEON S. XVII

Historical background:

San Louis, a 17th-century Spanish galleon, took part during the Eighty Years' War in the naval battle off the English coast near Kent on 21 October 1639. The Spanish navy under Admiral Antonio de Oquendo, commander of the Mediterranean fleet, suffered a decisive defeat against the Dutch fleet.

The Spanish company DISARMODEL has developed a highly detailed and good-quality kit of San Louis, faithfully reproduced in 1:72 scale.

Features of the DISAR kit:

* Traditional plank-on-frame construction, laser-cut frames
* Laser-cut superstructure, precious woods, double walnut planking
* Accessories in die-cast metal, brass and precious woods
* Small parts supplied as finished components
* Ready-sewn sail set, flag set
* Detailed "step-by-step" booklet instructions on 120 pages with many colour photos
* 22 pages of multilingual instructions, including German
* 1:1 photo views, approx. DIN A1 (top / side view)
* Intermediate difficulty

Scale 1:72
Length 720 mm
Width 315 mm
Height 580 mm

Recommended age: 14 years and over

Safety notice:
"WARNING! Not suitable for children under 3 years.

Small parts may be swallowed = choking hazard!"