The San Lorenzo built in the 1760s to 70s by a French naval architect working in Spain. Although lightly armed, she was a strongly built ship able to withstand a good deal of punishment. Hull is cast in resin and has etched brass ratlines, assembly sheets and sail template. Etched brass sails are available as an optional extra, see MTC11.
HMS Glatton, 56 guns, saw action under Trollope and Bligh, taken out of commission in 1809 she was broken up in 1830. Kit is cast in white metal, etched brass ratlines, assembly instructions and sail template. Brass etched sails are available as an optional extra, see MTC11.
Santa Leocarda, 40 gun frigate, hull is cast in resin and has etched brass ratlines, assembly instructions and sails template. Etched brass sails are available as an optional extra, see MTC06.
Santisima Trinidad, described as the biggest ship in the world, she was actually smaller than the French 118 gun ships though bigger than the other Spanish first rates and definitely bigger than any British ship until the Hibernia of 1801. Hull is cast in resin and has etched brass ratlines, assembly instructions and sail template. Etched brass sails are available as an optional extra, see MTC05.