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REDOUTABLE 1791

The French ship that silenced the British flagship and killed Nelson at the battle of Trafalgar

About the construction of the Redoutable wooden scale model:

- Built from scratch over hundreds of hours by master artisans
- High quality woods include cherry, birch, maple and rosewood
- Double
plank-on-frame construction (very important)
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Copper-plated bottom: individual copper pieces that were weathered unevenly to create a realistic look (no  paint, no fake lines.)
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Blackened metal cannons and wooden carriage.  Under the main deck, all guns are "real" guns which have proper barrels and wooden carriages which sit on 2 real decks under the main deck. These guns are not simple barrels inserted into a solid hull like in a cheap model.
- Authentic Extensive rigging system comprised of many different sizes of rope and features numerous blocks and deadeyes
- Full length masts and bowsprit per construction plans
- Beautiful three-dimensional stern gallery

History of Redoutable:

The Redoutable was a Téméraire class 74-gun ship of the line of the French Navy.  At the Battle of Trafalgar, Redoutable rushed to cover the flagship Bucentaure when the ship following her failed to maintain the line.  She tried in vain to stop Nelson's HMS Victory from breaking the line and raking Bucentaure, and then engaged her with furious cannon and small arms fire that silenced the British flagship and killed Nelson.  As her crew prepared to board Victory, HMS Temeraire raked her with grapeshot, killing or maiming most of her crew.  Redoutable foundered in the storm of 22 October.
 

Dimensions and price of the Redoutable model ship:

37" T x 28" T x 11" W
  $5,690 Shipping and insurance in the contiguous US included. Other places: $600 flat rate.

Model is built per commission only. We require only a small deposit to start the process. Click on this link for lead time. 

Illuminate the model for special occasions, dimly lit room: $300. Powered by a standard 9v battery hidden under the base for your convenience.


 

For display case, please click here: Model Ship Display Case

ModelShipMaster.com produces the finest and most accurate tall ship model in the world. We do not attach a name to a ship's stern and say it is that ship. We never cut the bowsprit and masts short in order to save shipping cost. We refuse to paint copper color onto a wooden hull to make a false appearance of a copper plated bottom. Our guns under the main deck are 'real' and our boats are real wood, not plastic casting. Ask www.stephensandkenau.com to confirm those features and you'll be surprised they won't.  

Don't be fooled by some model makers out there who freely claim their models "museum grade" or even "true museum quality. Their ships are wrong on many counts. The hull is horrible. Some parts are oversized yet others undersized. Plenty are wrong; many are missing.  Go here to learn more: what to look in a tall ship model.

Models arrived monday afternoon 16th what good service. Unpacked and in position they are an asset to the collection and most of all a credit to you and your craftsmen.  Contact you soon re further work.   Kind regards Ken B."                             

"Please advise a price and manufacturing time for the following ships.   HMS NEPTUNE 1797 and HMS ROYAL SOVEREIGN 1786. both 1: 90 scale.   Regards Ken"                               

For related interest to the Bucentaure, click to check out our beautiful Bucentaure, HMS Victory, Redoutable, as well as Belle Poule that brought emperor Napoleon's remains back to France in 1840.