HMS Agamemnon, a 64-gun ship of the line was one of the most famous vessels of the Royal Navy. 

For three of the most crucial decades of British naval history, Agamemnon was at the center of events, fighting at the Battle of the Saintes, the Battle of Copenhagen and, of course, Trafalgar, the summit of her career. Later she served in the West Indies, participating in the Battle of Santo Domingo, and then in South American waters, until she was wrecked in Maldonado Bay, off the coast of present-day Uruguay, in 1809, so bringing to an end a career of 28-year of constant active service.

Nelson, the legendary British navy legend who commanded the HMS Agamemnon between 1793 and 1796, always referred to HMS Agamemnon as his favorite ship. 

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This Agamemnon model features:

• Scratch-built

• Double plank-on-frame

• All parts are wooden or metal

• Realistic old-looking thin sails

• Copper-plated bottom: individual copper pieces that were weathered unevenly for a realistic look

• Hammock nets that sailors put in their blankets for extra protection during battles.

• Very fine deck details

• Full number of boats