S.M.S Novara Ship Model 1:65 | 4K UHD

Novara Ship Model 1:65 | 4K UHD
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SMS Novara Ship Model 1:65 | 4K UHD
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SMS Novara (1850)
SMS Novara was a sail frigate of the Austro-Hungarian Navy most noted for sailing the globe for the Novara Expedition of 1857-1859 and, later for carrying Archduke Maximilian and wife Carlota to Veracruz in May 1864 to become Emperor and Empress of Mexico.
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SMS Novara[1] was a frigate that circumnavigated the earth in the course of the Austrian Imperial expedition of 1857-1859, during the reign of (Kaiser) Emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria. [2] [3] It was a sailing ship with three masts of sails and six decks, outfitted with 42 cannons, and had a water displacement of nearly 2,107 tons.[3]
Between 1843 and 1899, SMS Novara had several different names and configurations:[4] originally named Minerva when the lengthy construction started in Venice during 1843, the partially completed frigate was renamed Italia by Venetian revolutionaries in 1848, finally launched with the name Novara in 1850, and converted to a steam cruiser during 1861-1865.
The name Novara originated with the Battle of Novara in March 1849: following the Austrians' retaking of Venice in August 1849, Field Marshal Radetzky visited the shipyard there, and the officers petitioned him to have the nearly-completed Italia renamed in honour of his victory over King Charles Albert at the Italian town of Novara.[4] The ship was subsequently christened "Novara" in 1849, and construction restarted in earnest under Austrian supervision. The hull left the slipway the following year, in November 1850.[4]
The circumnavigation of the earth from April 1857 to August 1859[4] by Novara was one of the most important journeys for what became the Naturhistorisches Museum in Vienna.[2] A number of eminent natural scientists joined the voyage, including Georg Ritter von Frauenfeld, curator in the invertebrate department of the Imperial museums.[2] The material collected during the expedition was voluminous and prominent scientists continue to examine and write it to the present day;[2] (see details below).
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[@chrismiller001]

Wow - amazing - I wish I had the talent and the patience to produce models of such fine quality as this- many thanks for sharing your talent with us.

[@ferenckovacs2267]

When was this model built? Based on the condition of the model, I am thinking several decades.

[@oceanistv]

Hello thanks you for the comment.
Yes you are right, this ship model about 40 year old.

[@codyx8233]

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