Discover the majesty of the San Felipe galleon, a museum-quality scale replica of the legendary 17th-century Spanish warship. This spectacular handcrafted model is a true decorative gem that will capture attention in hotels, restaurants, offices, or private homes.
This gigantic replica, over 2 meters long, faithfully represents the San Felipe, one of the most impressive and beautiful galleons of the 17th-century Spanish Armada. Launched in 1690, the San Felipe symbolized power and elegance on the high seas.
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Each model is built entirely by hand, from scratch, by master craftsmen using historical plans, drawings, and photographs. The result is a unique piece, crafted from high-quality woods such as western red cedar, rosewood, and mahogany, using the traditional plank-on-frame technique — the same method used for real ships.
This is a model that impresses with its size and captivates with its intricate detail.
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