Swedish Regal Warship "Vasa" (1:150)

The Vasa, named after the Swedish royal dynasty, was commissioned in 1625 under King Gustav II Adolf as the flagship of the Baltic Fleet.
At 69 meters long and armed with 72 cannons, it was one of the most impressive warships of its time.
Over 700 gilded sculptures adorned the magnificent ship.
Tragically, the Vasa sank on her maiden voyage on August 10, 1628, in Stockholm harbor.
After 333 years, it was salvaged and can now be admired in the Vasa Museum in Stockholm.

Plastic model kit

• Exceptionally detailed hull with historically accurate decorations and structures
• Artfully crafted transom with intricate sculptures based on historical models
• Precisely crafted masts and rigging with prefabricated shrouds for an authentic appearance
• Prototypical cannons with separately designed gun ports
• Textured sails and two different thicknesses of rigging thread for a realistic appearance
• High-quality decals for authentic lettering
• Colorful paper flag board
• High-quality display stand for optimal presentation
• Parts: 330
• Length: 45.5 cm
• Height: 34.5 cm

Scale: 1:150

unbuilt / unpainted

Paints and glue not included