Roman warship brick model - COBI 20071 - 1710 bricks
Model Spec.
- 1710 bricks
- Figures: 3
- 1:48 scale
- Display stand with black name plaque
- Model dimensions: see images for details.
- Bodywork with pad printing
- Easy-to-follow instruction manual
- Compatible with other leading brands of construction blocks
History.
Roman warships played a pivotal role in the expansion and defence of the Roman Empire. Initially, the Romans were land-based fighters with little experience in naval warfare. However, during the First Punic War against Carthage in the 3rd century BCE, they recognised the need for a powerful navy. They quickly adapted, copying and improving upon the Carthaginian ships, most notably the quinquereme, a large vessel with five rows of oars.
Roman warships were typically equipped with a large bronze ram at the prow, designed to puncture the hulls of enemy vessels. The Romans also innovated by adding the corvus, a boarding device that allowed their soldiers to engage in hand-to-hand combat on enemy ships, effectively turning naval battles into mini-land battles. Over time, their navy became a dominant force in the Mediterranean, crucial in securing the empire’s vast maritime trade routes and protecting against piracy.
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Model Spec.
- 1710 bricks
- Figures: 3
- 1:48 scale
- Display stand with black name plaque
- Model dimensions: see images for details.
- Bodywork with pad printing
- Easy-to-follow instruction manual
- Compatible with other leading brands of construction blocks
History.
Roman warships played a pivotal role in the expansion and defence of the Roman Empire. Initially, the Romans were land-based fighters with little experience in naval warfare. However, during the First Punic War against Carthage in the 3rd century BCE, they recognised the need for a powerful navy. They quickly adapted, copying and improving upon the Carthaginian ships, most notably the quinquereme, a large vessel with five rows of oars.
Roman warships were typically equipped with a large bronze ram at the prow, designed to puncture the hulls of enemy vessels. The Romans also innovated by adding the corvus, a boarding device that allowed their soldiers to engage in hand-to-hand combat on enemy ships, effectively turning naval battles into mini-land battles. Over time, their navy became a dominant force in the Mediterranean, crucial in securing the empire’s vast maritime trade routes and protecting against piracy.
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Shipping.
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$39.76Description
Model Spec.
- 1710 bricks
- Figures: 3
- 1:48 scale
- Display stand with black name plaque
- Model dimensions: see images for details.
- Bodywork with pad printing
- Easy-to-follow instruction manual
- Compatible with other leading brands of construction blocks
History.
Roman warships played a pivotal role in the expansion and defence of the Roman Empire. Initially, the Romans were land-based fighters with little experience in naval warfare. However, during the First Punic War against Carthage in the 3rd century BCE, they recognised the need for a powerful navy. They quickly adapted, copying and improving upon the Carthaginian ships, most notably the quinquereme, a large vessel with five rows of oars.
Roman warships were typically equipped with a large bronze ram at the prow, designed to puncture the hulls of enemy vessels. The Romans also innovated by adding the corvus, a boarding device that allowed their soldiers to engage in hand-to-hand combat on enemy ships, effectively turning naval battles into mini-land battles. Over time, their navy became a dominant force in the Mediterranean, crucial in securing the empire’s vast maritime trade routes and protecting against piracy.
Reviews.
Shipping.
- BrickTanks offers multiple shipping options. Visit the following Shipping page for more details.
