Features

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THERE TWO VERSION FOR HMS ENTERPISE 1:160, ALL CAN USE THE BOXWOOD DECORATION

• Scale 1:160
• Main material: Swiss pear wood/big leaf boxwood
• Finished product size (length 78mm×width 60mm×height 68mm)
• All pre-laser cutting， quality is high level 
• Although the scale of this model is small, it includes various deck structures and cabin interiors,
• extremely small artillery, firecrackers, hanging grids and other metal parts. 
• Multiple splicing bayonets and splicing templates are designed to facilitate the installation of small parts. 
• it is a very detailed miniature model. 
• note: the model is very small, it is difficult to make. 
• The model is divided into pear wood version and boxwood version according to the material.

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Introduction to Ship History

The HMS Enterprize was built by the Royal Detford Shipyard, an important royal naval base on the Thames. 

It was launched in 1774 under the auspices of Sir Thomas Ritchie. It was outfitted and entered the Royal Navy in 1775 and deployed in the Mediterranean. .

In Gibraltar on June 7, 1780, Patrick Leslie commanded the Enterprise to defeat the Spanish fleet's night fire attack and preserve the safety of the British fleet. 

On April 27, 1782, the Enterprise was deployed to the Leeward Islands in the Caribbean Sea and served as a cruise and escort during the War of Independence in North America. 

In October 1782, under the command of Captain William Carnegie, the Enterprise captured the American 22-gun privateer Mohawk (Mohawk), and continued to use its ship name HMS Mohawk until it was sold in 1783.

Enterprising was decommissioned in 1784, the rigging and internal equipment were removed, and it was anchored in the home port as a dormitory ship. 

It served as a reserve ship from 1791 to 1806. In 1806, the Enterprise was towed back to its home port of Dertford for dismantling.

Real ship data:

Tonnage: 594 long tons (about 603.5 tons), the artillery deck is 36.73 meters long, the keel is 30.33 meters long, 10.21 meters wide, and the silo depth is 3.335 meters

Wind Canvas Bureau: Full Sail

Number of crew: 200

Equipment: 24 9-pounder guns and 4 3-inch mortars

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due the model scale is too small, the original kit does not include engraving decoration part. 

In order to meet the needs of high-end model friends, we specially launched the relief upgrade, which contains 10 kinds of 20 fine relief upgrades, and the material is boxwood.

This upgrade greatly improves the appearance and performance of the model. 

Due to its small size, a certain amount of production experience is required.

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Packet included:

OUTSIDE PACKET

follow board in both boxwood and pearwood vesrion

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PEAR WOOD AND BOXWOOD ( DIFFERENT VERSION)

BOXWOOD DISPLAY