Artesania San Francisco II
Have fun while you are building this incredible and renewed model of the Sixteenth and Seventeenth centuries Spanish galleon, San Francisco II. A very important ship for the Invincible Armada. It includes detailed instructions in full color and all the parts needed for its construction, threads, wood, sails... Modeling is your hobby and Artesanía Latina has everything you need.
Scale: 1:90
Length: 680mm
Height: 520mm
Width: 240mm
Artesania Latina San Francisco II
A HISTORICAL SHIP, NOW FOR MODELING FANS
Enjoy building the San Francisco II, a wooden model kit of this stunning Spanish galleon. The galleons were the most powerful ships of their time and backbone of Spanish sea power during the XVI and XVII centuries. It includes a DVD for computers or laptops -PC or Mac- with the best multimedia instructions with video tutorials and more than 1.000 images that guide you step by step on the process to complete your model of this legendary ship.
You can find in this kit more than 1.400 pieces for its construction: laser-cut wood structure, birch and sapelly pine veneers, cotton yarns, cotton sails and banners ready to be placed, brass gravure decoration to increase realism... And a spectacular free accesory bonus! It includes a stand base of exhibition with a metal plate for the galleon, and five worderful and metal figures to be painted.
The galleons appeared halfway through the XVI century, forming the core of the Spanish 'Invincible Armada'. For nearly 150 years they were the ships par excellence for its combination of high-capacity firepower transport, which made them ideal for long ocean voyages between Spain and the New World. Now you can build it at home with our fantastic model, don't hesitate to buy it.
BUILD YOUR OWN SCALE MODEL
Build your 1/90 scale model of San Francisco II, a XVI century Spanish galleon, and complete your battleships models collection with this beautiful jewel. Its construction system using false keel and frames brings the assembly of your model closer to the construction of the actual ship.
