The "Le Protecteur Admiral Line" model ship is a masterful replica of the French 64-gun ship LE PROTECTEUR, which was launched in 1760 in Toulon and served until 1789. This distinguished vessel was a vital part of d'Estaing's fleet during the battle of Grenada on July 6, 1779. A 1:33 scale model of LE PROTECTEUR is proudly displayed at the Musée de la Marine in Paris, highlighting its historical significance. Crafted from premium materials such as cedar, mahogany, teak, and various exotic woods, the model showcases exceptional durability and aesthetic appeal. The sails and flags are constructed from linen and fabric respectively, enhancing its authenticity. The model's vibrant blue and white hues on the hull, along with high-quality, rust-resistant metal fittings, including the nameplate, exemplify its luxurious and accurate depiction. Each piece is 100% handcrafted with precision, involving hundreds of hours of meticulous labor to capture every intricate detail. This model serves as an exquisite decorative piece, ideal for display in a variety of settings such as offices, study rooms, museums, or private collections. It not only enhances the decor but also serves as an educational piece that sparks conversations about maritime history and craftsmanship. The "Le Protecteur Admiral Line" is perfect for those who cherish historical accuracy and artisanal beauty in model shipbuilding.