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Nelson's Column Trafalgar Square Model

Regular price £90.00

Size — 300mm ( 11.8 inches )

300mm ( 11.8 inches ) 350 (13.8 inches )

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Materials

This model is expertly crafted from high-quality, UV 405-sensitive resin, chosen for its ability to capture fine architectural details with exceptional precision. Each piece is carefully primed with acrylic spray paint, providing a smooth, even surface that enhances durability and prepares the model for display or additional finishing. The combination of UV-sensitive resin and professional priming ensures a stable, long-lasting, and visually striking representation suitable for collectors, educators, and architectural enthusiasts alike.

Product details

Nelson's Column Trafalgar Square Model

On the 21st of October 1805, Admiral Horatio Nelson led the British fleet to one of the most decisive naval victories in history at the Battle of Trafalgar, breaking the combined French and Spanish fleet and ending Napoleon's ambitions of invasion. Nelson did not survive to see the victory. Shot by a French marksman aboard HMS Victory, he died knowing the battle was won. The column that bears his name, completed in 1843 to the design of William Railton and rising from the heart of Trafalgar Square, has stood ever since as London's most powerful monument to sacrifice, naval supremacy and national identity.

At its base four bronze relief panels cast from captured French cannons tell the story of Nelson's defining battles. The Battle of Cape St Vincent in 1797, where his bold boarding tactics confounded the Spanish fleet. The Battle of the Nile in 1798, a crushing victory that stranded Napoleon's forces in Egypt. The Battle of Copenhagen in 1801, where Nelson famously raised his telescope to his blind eye and ignored orders to withdraw. And the Death of Nelson at Trafalgar, his final moments aboard HMS Victory rendered in bronze for posterity.

This highly detailed scale model captures both the elegant simplicity of Railton's Corinthian column and the narrative richness of the relief panels at its base, resolved with the precision that this most storied of London monuments deserves. Produced in high detail resin by a professionally qualified conservation architect, every element is researched and resolved with genuine architectural and historical understanding.

Available in two heights:

300mm tall (11.8" tall)
350mm tall (13.8" tall)


Available in three finishes:

Architectural White, clean and minimal, ideal for contemporary interiors
Warm Grey, a softer and more tonal alternative
Slate Black, dramatic and architectural, particularly striking on display

An exceptional gift for historians, London enthusiasts, naval history lovers, collectors or anyone drawn to the landmarks that define the capital. Each model is carefully packaged and ships worldwide, delivered duty paid with no surprise charges on arrival.

Nelson's Column Trafalgar Square Model

Materials

This model is expertly crafted from high-quality, UV 405-sensitive resin, chosen for its ability to capture fine architectural details with exceptional precision. Each piece is carefully primed with acrylic spray paint, providing a smooth, even surface that enhances durability and prepares the model for display or additional finishing. The combination of UV-sensitive resin and professional priming ensures a stable, long-lasting, and visually striking representation suitable for collectors, educators, and architectural enthusiasts alike.

Please note this model is not a toy and should be kept out of the reach of children. 

Available Sizes & Dimensions

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Pprocessing times

All of our models are crafted to order, ensuring each piece receives meticulous attention to detail and finishing at our artisan studio in Yorkshire, United Kingdom. Before dispatch, every item is carefully inspected through a comprehensive quality assurance process to confirm it meets our standards of precision, craftsmanship, and presentation.

We aim to dispatch standard orders within 7–10 working days (Monday to Friday) from the date of purchase. Custom commissions may take longer depending on their complexity and specific requirements; estimated time frames will be provided during the commissioning process.

Delivery times will vary according to destination and the shipping method selected

Payment & Shipping

Payment Methods

We gladly accept major credit and debit cards, including Visa, Mastercard, and American Express, alongside digital payment options such as Apple Pay, Shop Pay, and AfterPay (available in the US and Canada). PayPal is offered for customers in the US, UK, and Canada. Please note that prepaid gift cards, checks, and money orders are not supported at this time.

Shipping Destinations

Our products are available for delivery across the continental United States, Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland, the Netherlands, Australia, and France. Shipments to Hawaii, Alaska, Australia, and U.S. territories may take slightly longer to arrive. For security and reliability, we are unable to deliver to P.O. boxes or freight forwarding addresses, and cannot assume responsibility for parcels lost or damaged by such services.

Shipping Notes

Every model is prepared for shipment with the same care and precision applied to its design. Each item is individually and securely wrapped to protect fine details and surfaces throughout transit. We use robust, double-walled boxes to provide added structural strength and impact resistance, ensuring the model arrives in pristine condition.

Delivery Partners

To complete the process, we partner exclusively with reliable, trusted postage carriers with proven track records for handling specialist and fragile items. From our studio to your door, packaging and delivery are managed to the highest standard, offering confidence that your model will reach you safely and securely.