A first-class vessel armed with 100 cannon and carrying a wartime crew of 780, Prince was launched at Chatham in 1670. She fought her first battle in 1672 during the third war between England and Holland under the flag of the Duke of York. Even though the Prince was victorious, she was badly damaged during the conflict. She served the Crown until 1692. First planking of flexible beechwood strips is covered with a layer of rich African walnut. The lavish ornamentation of the original warship (including figurehead, lanterns, transom, handrails, and other decorative details) is reproduced in expertly cast gilded metal. Britannia metal is used to recreate the lifeboat, anchors, gratings, cannon and carriages, porthole frames and covers, stairs, belaying pins, and more. Scale : 1:144 Length: 22″ (560mm) Height: 19-1/2″ (490mm).