This is a model of the first of the three line ships that bore this name in the royal French navy. She became famous under Tourville who flew his flag on her during the victory of Bèveziers on July 10, 1690 and at the battle of Barfleur on May 29, 1692. This first "Soleil Royal” was built at Brest in 1669 from plans by L. Hubac for an initial tonnage of 2,000 tons, and was designed to take 104 cannon. The sculptures that ornament the ship are attributed to Coysevox. Naval history experts have conducted a great deal of research into the “Soleil Royal”: they have all come up with their own theories, and they have all disagreed. All authentic documentation has disappeared. The Heller model will certainly raise a few eyebrows, true; but it may also shed a little new light onto what is very much an open-ended subject.
FEATURES :
Width of hull: 15.64 m
Length at Plimsoll line: 57.50 m
Overall length: 77.00 m
Height of main mast: 75.50 m
Length of main yard: 33.60 m
Width with studsails aloft: 50.80 m
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