Revell HMS Victory Trafalgar Gift Set

His Majestys Ships, particularly the Victory as their flagship, had every reason to celebrate the 21

His Majestys Ships, particularly the Victory as their flagship, had every reason to celebrate the 21st of October 1805, since they had succeeded in defeating the Franco-Spanish fleet. However celebrations were dampened because the Victorys Commander, Admiral Horatio Lord Nelson, lost his life on his ship on the very day of the great Victory. The great heros tomb is in St. Pauls Cathedral, London. Today, the H.M.S. Victory lies in dry-dock in Portsmouth in all her splendour. The whole of England

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