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Victory at Sea Royal Navy HMS Nelson

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Victory at Sea Royal Navy HMS Nelson

The HMS Nelson was one of the most powerful battleships in the Royal Navy, serving extensively throughout World War II. As a Nelson-class battleship, she featured an unusual all-forward main gun arrangement, maximizing armor protection while delivering devastating firepower with her nine 16-inch guns. Nelson participated in major naval engagements, including the hunt for the Bismarck, the Mediterranean campaigns, and the D-Day landings, where she provided critical naval bombardment.

Features:

  • Formidable 16-inch main guns: Capable of engaging enemy battleships at extreme range.
  • Includes highly detailed ship model: Represents HMS Nelson in fleet engagements.
  • Authentic plastic sculpt: Designed for historical accuracy in Victory at Sea wargaming.

Why Choose the Royal Navy HMS Nelson?

  • One of Britain’s most powerful battleships: Heavily armed and well-armored for frontline engagements.
  • Historically significant warship: Served in major battles across multiple theaters.
  • Expands tactical depth in Victory at Sea: Adds a heavily armed and resilient capital ship to your Royal Navy fleet.

Product Info:

This set includes a plastic model of HMS Nelson, featuring waterslide decals for customization. Requires assembly and painting. Compatible with Victory at Sea wargaming rules.

About the Warship:

Commissioned in 1927, HMS Nelson was one of only two Nelson-class battleships, built with treaty-imposed weight limits while maintaining heavy firepower and protection. Her all-forward gun configuration gave her a distinct profile and allowed for thicker armor elsewhere on the hull. She played a major role in convoy escort, fleet battles, and shore bombardments, supporting landings in North Africa, Sicily, and Normandy. Damaged by mines and torpedoes during the war, she remained a resilient warship until her decommissioning in 1948.

About the Model:

This Victory at Sea set accurately represents HMS Nelson in combat, featuring detailed turrets, superstructure, and deck layout. Whether for historical wargaming, dioramas, or display collections, this battleship is an iconic and essential addition to any Royal Navy fleet.