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La Legere

French light frigate, built in 1682

 

 

 

 

 

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This model is an improved copy of Museum model in Saint-Petersburg.

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Look at the original model from Central Naval Museum, Saint-Petersburg

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Imagine: this model was built in 1682 by famous shipwright Blaise Pangalo!

 

 

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How do you think? If there is a name of the ship, whether it is necessary to prove something?

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