1/700 & 1/1200 Sir Edward Hughes/Tortoise East Indiaman & Storeship (20 guns), AOA-GB-10 color:Grey They were instructed by their

They were instructed by their father to kneel once they reached the mountaintop

each capable of unleashing a storm of explosive shells that can shred through infantry and light vehicles alike

which can present a serious threat to enemy armour

many days from civilization

Assembly required

1/700 & 1/1200 Sir Edward Hughes/Tortoise East Indiaman & Storeship (20 guns), AOA-GB-10 color:Grey They were instructed by theirFor masts & sails, please look in my "Masts, Sails & Accessories" collection. Sir Edward Hughes was launched in 1784 as an East Indiaman for the British East India Company (EIC). She spent four years as a country ship, i. e., sailing in the East Indies but without going to Britain. Then between 1788 and 1803 she made eight voyages to India and China for the EIC. In 1804 the EIC sold Sir Edward Hughes to the British Royal Navy, which commissioned her