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Also if you would like to see the Spanish ships of the line take a look at my thread Project Trafalgar, there is a pic of each ship and what model is the best representative for all of them

No probs Rolando, just be aware though after a debate on this forum, it was deemed the Spanish ships were a bit overpowerful and some adjustments were made

Hi Rolando,
I have ship cards, base inserts and logs for all the Spanish ships that took part at the battle of Trafalgar, if you would like a copy of these pm me your email and I will send you on a...

Excellent once more Niek, the second link will help Bligh who has a thread on the captains of various ships in the actions during the wars and he has been looking for pictures of ship Captains.

So am I correct here in saying we can use SGN112 as Spanish San Ildelfonso, Bahama, also French ship Intrepide (a simple reflag), Spanish 74, Montañés , Spanish 80 Argonauta, Neptuno and Monarca ?...

Great, thanks Niek, all information greatfully received.
My main source for data are the Rif Winfield books so any other data especially from non uk sources, gratefully received.

Cheers DB, I could not find that info except that there were 8 ships originally and about the later 64 but not the names, now .i can see what I can fudge with the ones I have

Does it give any details on the San Ildelfonso and what other ships in the class?

Does it give any technical details of the French and Spanish ships so we can see if any other ships match current...

:thumbsup: cheers Dave
:thumbsup: cheers DB

Has anyone got a copy of the the book The Ships of Trafalgar by Peter Goodwin?
I believe this book has plans and details and stats of all the ships that took part, including the Spanish .
Heard of...

Cheers DB, I understand that Wiki is not fool proof nor definitive, I used the info , when I found it, as a starting point and now looking at my other books, keeping Winfield as my primary.
It...

Been doing a little reading of late and came across Wiki stating that the San Ildefonso was the class of vessel that Bahama was part of.
Further searching I found some stats in the Winfield Bristish...