Scale 1:1200 Napoleonic Naval Hulls
Kits contain hull and separate stern piece. All are cast in white metal
alloy.
'At quarters' refers to hulls which show the gun port lids open and gun
barrels protruding. (Note: Sail sets are sold separately.)
British | French
| Spanish | Dutch
| Danish | American |
Merchant
Russian & Swedish
'High Seas' Fleet
| 1st-6th rate: The hulls and sail sets are sold separately (click on 'Sail Settings' in menu bar on left for selection). You need to make a note of the sail size required for the hull(s) you wish to purchase. For convenience, we have named these sizes as follows: |
|
| 3D -1st & 2nd rate ships | F -
frigates above 32 guns, also 40, 44 & 50 gun 2-deckers |
| 74 - 74 & 80 gun ships | |
| 64 - 64 gun ships | SF - frigates 32 guns and less. |
So, a typical order might include the following:
1 x NB7 with 64-B/ES1 (Brass EasySail)
1 x NF9 with 3D-M/T&J(Metal Topsail & Jib) etc
INITIAL STARTER PACKS
BRITISH, FRENCH AND SPANISH
If you're new to Napoleonic naval wargaming and would like to just have a small
starter fleet selected for you,
check out this link for some options.
NORTH
AMERICAN STATION STARTER PACKS
BRITISH AND AMERICAN
Check
this link for starter fleets.
BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR - The List
A list of vessels at this battle and the corresponding hull
references.
Click on the bold heading to this paragraph, it will take you to that
information.
British Hulls
Ref |
Description | Sail Size |
Price £ |
| NB1 | 74 gun Common | 74 |
6.25 |
NB2 |
74 gun Common 'at quarters' |
74 | 7.25 |
| NB3 | 74 gun Middling | 74 | 6.25 |
| NB4 | 74 gun Middling 'at quarters' | 74 | 7.25 |
| NB5 | 74 gun Large | 74 | 6.25 |
| NB6 | 74 gun Large 'at quarters' | 74 | 7.25 |
| NB7 | 64 gun | 64 | 6.25 |
| NB8 | 64 gun 'at quarters' | 64 | 7.25 |
| NB9 | 80 gun (ex-French) | 74 | 6.25 |
| NB10 | 80 gun (ex-French) 'at quarters' | 74 | 7.25 |
| NB11 | 76 gun (ex-French) Donegal | 74 | 6.25 |
| NB12 | 76 gun (ex-French) Donegal 'at quarters' | 74 | 7.25 |
| NB13 | 98 gun Dreadnought | 3D | 7.75 |
| NB14 | 98 gun 'at quarters' (revised model) | 3D | 8.25 |
| NB15 | 32 gun Frigate | SF | 5.75 |
| NB16 | 36 gun Frigate | F | 5.75 |
| NB17 | 38 gun Frigate | F | 5.75 |
| NB18 | 38 gun Frigate 'at quarters' | F | 6.25 |
| NB20 | HMS Victory (100) 'at quarters' | 3D | 8.25 |
| NB22 | Royal Sovereign (100) | 3D | 7.75 |
| NB23 | Royal Sovereign (100) 'at quarters' | 3D | 8.25 |
| NB25 | 50 gun (2-deck) | F | 5.75 |
| NB27 | 40 gun Frigate (2-deck) | F | 5.75 |
| NB28 | 40 gun Frigate 'at quarters' (2-deck) | F | 6.25 |
| NB29 | 28 gun Frigate | SF | 5.75 |
| NB30 | 28 gun Frigate 'at quarters' | SF | 6.25 |
| NB31 | Agamemnon (64) | 64 | 6.25 |
| NB32 | Agamemnon (64) 'at quarters' | 64 | 7.25 |
| NB35 | 64 gun (ex East India Co) | 64 | 6.25 |
| NB39 | Britannia (100) | 3D | 7.75 |
| NB40 | 40 gun Troop Transport | F | 5.75 |
| NB41 | 24 gun | SF | 5.75 |
| NB44 | Indefatigable (44) (razee'd 64) | F | 5.75 |
| NB45 | Prince (98) | 3D | 7.75 |
| NB48 | Glatton (54) 'at quarters' | 64 | 7.25 |
| NB49 | 36 gun Frigate 'at quarters' | F | 6.25 |
| NB50 | 80 gun Caesar | 74 | 6.25 |
| NB51 | 32 gun Frigate 'at quarters' | SF | 6.25 |
| NB53 | Queen Charlotte (100) | 3D | 7.75 |
| NB54 | Queen Charlotte (100) 'at quarters' | 3D | 8.25 |
| NB56 | HMS Saturn (Razee'd 74) | 64 | 7.25 |
BRITISH 74 Common, Middling and Large vessels:
Commons: approx. 168-170ft, carried 28 x 18pounders on upper deck.
Middlings: approx. 173-175ft, carried 28 x 18pounders on upper deck.
Large: approx. 176-185ft, generally 30 x 24pounders on upper deck.
There were more of the 'common' size than any other type of 74.
Very few of the large size.
Carronades were introduced in 1790's and these increased the fire
power
on all British vessels.
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| Spanish | Dutch
| Danish | American |
Merchant
French Hulls
Ref |
Description | Sail Size |
Price £ |
| NF1 | 64 gun | 64 |
6.25 |
| NF2 | 64 gun 'at quarters' | 64 |
7.25 |
| NF3 | 74 gun | 74 | 6.25 |
| NF4 | 74 gun 'at quarters' | 74 | 7.25 |
| NF5 | 80 gun | 74 | 6.25 |
| NF6 | 80 gun 'at quarters' | 74 | 7.25 |
| NF7 | 36 gun Frigate 'at quarters' | F | 6.25 |
| NF8 | 36 gun Frigate | F | 5.75 |
| NF9 | 120 gun | 3D | 7.75 |
| NF10 | 120 gun 'at quarters' | 3D | 8.25 |
| NF11 | 20 gun Corvette | SF | 5.75 |
| NF14 | 40 gun 'at quarters' | F | 6.25 |
| NF15 | 76 gun (or small 80) | 74 | 6.25 |
| NF16 | 76 gun (or small 80) 'at quarters' | 74 | 7.25 |
| NF17 | Sane Class (38/40) | F | 5.75 |
| NF18 | Sane Class (38/40) 'at quarters' | F | 6.25 |
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| Spanish | Dutch
| Danish | American |
Merchant
Spanish Hulls
Ref |
Description | Sail Size |
Price £ |
| NS1 | 64 gun | 64 |
6.25 |
| NS2 | 64 gun 'at quarters' | 64 |
7.25 |
| NS3 | 74 gun | 74 | 6.25 |
| NS4 | 74 gun 'at quarters' | 74 | 7.25 |
| NS5 | 80 gun | 74 | 6.25 |
| NS7 | 34 gun Frigate | F | 5.75 |
| NS9 | 112 gun | 3D | 7.75 |
| NS10 | 112 gun 'at quarters' (REMODELLED) | 3D | 8.25 |
| NS12 | Santisima Trinidad (140) 'at quarters' | 3D | 8.25 |
| NS15 | Rayo (100 gun) | 3D | 7.75 |
| NS17 | 36 gun frigate | F | 5.75 |
| NS18 | 32 gun Xebec Frigate (Lateen) | SET | 10.00 |
| NS19 | Santa Ana Class (112) | 3D | 7.75 |
| NS20 | Santa Ana Class (112) 'at quarters' | 3D | 8.25 |
| NS21 | Montanes Class (74/80) | 74 | 6.25 |
| NS22 | Montanes Class (74/80) 'at quarters' | 74 | 7.25 |
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Dutch Hulls
These vessels represent the Batavian fleet at the Battle of
Camperdown in 1797.
A fleet list for this battle is available - click
Kamperduin.
For a useful painting guide - click Dutch Vessels
at Kamperduin.
Ref |
Description | Sail Size |
Price £ |
| DU1 | 68 gun | 64 |
6.25 |
| DU3 | 74 gun | 74 | 6.25 |
| DU5 | 32 gun | SF | 5.75 |
| DU7 | 56 gun | F | 5.75 |
| DU9 | 44 gun (2-deck) | F | 5.75 |
| DU11 | 44 gun Frigate | F | 5.75 |
| DU13 | Brig Corvette (24 gun) * | SF/BC | 5.25 |
| DU14 | Brig Corvette 'at quarters' * | SF/BC | 5.75 |
| DU15 | Ship Corvette (24 gun) | SF | 5.25 |
| DU16 | Ship Corvette 'at quarters' | SF | 5.75 |
| * The Brig Corvette is 2-masted and has its own special set
of sails/masts. These are available ONLY in ES1A. as follows: SF/BC M-ES1A (All White Metal) £5.25. SF/BC B-ES1A (Brass Sails) £6.25. |
Danish Hulls
A separate web page has been set up, giving the
list of models available, a background
to the battle and a Fleet List (Danish & British). Click
image below.
American Hulls
Ref |
Description | Sail Size |
Price £ |
| NA1 | Constitution * | 64 | 6.25 |
| NA2 | Constitution 'at quarters' | 64 | 7.25 |
| NA3 | USS Essex (32) | SF | 5.75 |
| NA4 | USS Essex 'at quarters' | SF | 6.25 |
| NA5 | USS Congress (38) | F | 5.75 |
| NA6 | USS Congress 'at quarters' | F | 6.25 |
| NA8 | USS Adams (28) 'at quarters | SF | 6.25 |
* Although technically a frigate, this vessel is renowned for
being large for her
classification. We suggest the '64' sail set as being the more suitable for the
size of hull.
Russian & Swedish 'High Seas' Fleet
| Sweden and Russia fought many bitter naval wars
between the 16th and 19th centuries, for control of the Baltic and the
countries bordering it. As a lot of the areas of conflict were in shallow
water, with many reefs and islands, both sides also developed Army Fleets
comprising many oar powered shallow vessels (see Baltic Section*). During the Napoleonic period, Russian warships sailed on many seas other than the Baltic, both as allies and enemies of Britain. |
*BALTIC
This link will take you out of the Napoleonic section and into the Baltic
section
to view the list of Army Fleets.
Ref |
Description | Sail Size |
Price £ |
| NR1 | 66 gun | 64 | 6.25 |
| NR2 | 74 gun | 74 | 6.25 |
| NR3 | 100 gun | 3D | 7.75 |
| NR4 | 32 gun | SF | 5.75 |
| NR5 | 50 gun (2-deck) | F | 5.75 |
| NR6 | 44/46 gun (2-deck) | F | 5.75 |
| SW1 | 40 gun | F | 5.75 |
| SW2 | 62 gun | 64 | 6.25 |
| SW3 | 74 gun | 74 | 6.25 |
Merchant Vessels
| All the major powers had considerable merchant
fleets, with Britain maintaining the largest to service her vast holdings
overseas. The majority were small vessels, around 300 tons, armed with very
light pieces for defence against pirates. The next category would go up to about 900 tons and would carry slightly more armament. The largest merchant vessels could weigh up to about 1300 tons and carry sufficient armament to 'speak with authority'. These were built for trade in the East or West Indies and could, in wartime, be used as 3rd rate warships. |
Merchant Vessels - Selection |
Price £ |
| NM1 Medium Merchant - Hull only. Choose from SF size sail settings (but not the full sail*). |
5.75 |
| NM2 Large Merchant - Hull only. Choose from 64 size sail settings (but not the full sail*). |
6.25 |
FOR SMALL MERCHANT, See Unrated Section.
*The layout of the FULL SAIL settings for merchant ships
are different from those
of the ships of the line which we sell. We have not made this
particular full sail set.
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