FRENCH NAVY 3RD RATES OF RENOWN The Black Seas: French Navy 3rd Rates of Renown pack, identified as WLG792012002, is designed for use in the thrilling Black Seas battle game, which recreates naval conflict from 1770 to 1830. Each model comes unpainted and unassembled, offering enthusiasts the opportunity to customize their fleet. HISTORICAL VESSELS INCLUDED This exquisite box set features three renowned French Navy Third-Rate Ships of the Line, enhanced with additional metal components. Each ship represents a historical vessel that participated in the famous Battle of Trafalgar. INDOMTABLE - A SHIP WITH A LEGENDARY STORY Indomptable, an 80-gun Tonnant-class ship, was launched in 1788 and saw significant action starting in 1791. She faced her first challenge at The Glorious First of June, where she was severely injured. Indomptable was part of the fleet under Admiral Villeneuve bound for the West Indies and engaged fiercely at Trafalgar before her devastating wreck offshore from Cadiz. FORMIDABLE - THE FLAGSHIP OF BATTLE Originally named Figuieres, Formidable was an 80-gun Tonnant-class vessel that saw action in several major naval battles, including Trafalgar as part of the fleet vanguard. After being captured by the British, she was renamed HMS Brave and was ultimately decommissioned in 1816. ARGONAUTE - A VALIANT WARRIOR Argonaute, a 74-gun ship of the line, fought under Vice-amiral Villaret de Joyeuse during the expedition to Saint-Domingue in 1802. While she played a role in the Battle of Trafalgar, heavy damage and a British blockade kept her from escaping Cadiz, leading to her eventual exchange and renaming. COMPLETE PACKAGE FOR NAVAL ENTHUSIASTS This set includes three intricately designed plastic vessels complemented by metal components, providing a robust foundation for any collector or gamer looking to immerse themselves in naval warfare of the Age of Sail. Set sail into the past with the legendary ships that played pivotal roles in naval history, each piece a testament to the craftsmanship of Warlord Games and the extraordinary stories they embody.
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