NE: Prins Willem (42 guns), 1652-1662
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A 1/600 scale model of the Dutch hired east indiaman Prins Willem, designed for my Gilded Sails range.
This highly detailed miniature comes with files for both resin and FDM printing, as well as sails, fighting tops and additional accessories.
The East Indiaman Prins Willem (misspelled on the ship herself as "Prins Willim") was built for the Dutch East India Company in 1650 in Midelburg.
She was pressed into service during the First Anglo-Dutch War and served as the flagship of Witte de With at the Battle of the Kentish Knock.
In 1662, during a voyage out east, she sank off Madagascar.
The ship is famous for her replicas: a contemporary 1:50 model is still on exhibit in the Rijksmuseum, while a full-size replica was constructed for the Nagasaki Holland Village theme park in Japan. After the park's closure, the replica was moved to Cape Holland, Netherlands, where she was later lost to fire in 2009.
This highly detailed miniature comes with files for both resin and FDM printing, as well as sails, fighting tops and additional accessories.
The East Indiaman Prins Willem (misspelled on the ship herself as "Prins Willim") was built for the Dutch East India Company in 1650 in Midelburg.
She was pressed into service during the First Anglo-Dutch War and served as the flagship of Witte de With at the Battle of the Kentish Knock.
In 1662, during a voyage out east, she sank off Madagascar.
The ship is famous for her replicas: a contemporary 1:50 model is still on exhibit in the Rijksmuseum, while a full-size replica was constructed for the Nagasaki Holland Village theme park in Japan. After the park's closure, the replica was moved to Cape Holland, Netherlands, where she was later lost to fire in 2009.
| Filename | Size | Last updated |
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| Prins-Willem-1.05.zip | 18.0 MiB | 2024-02-28 |
