more | Mercator 1/1200 HMS Prince Albert, the first turret ship in the Royal Navy (1868) ()
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more | Mercator 1/1200 HMS Scorpion, a Masted Turret Ship, originally built for the Confederate Navy! ()
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more | Mercator 1/1200 Queen Elizabeth II, The World's Favourite Liner! ()
A "blackwashed" commemmorative model on a wooden plinth.more.. | |
more | Mercator 1/1250 Deutschland, Hamburg-Amerika Line (1935) ()
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more | Mercator 1/1250 General von Steuben, a typical German design of small liner ()
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more | Mercator 1/1250 Hakone Maru, a Container Ship ()
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more | Mercator 1/1250 Leviathan, United States Lines Liner (1921) ()
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more | Mercator 1/1250 Liberte, French Line Trans-Atlantic Liner ()
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more | Mercator 1/1250 SS Normandie, the most stylish liner ever (1935) ()
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more | Triton 1/1250 HMS Lion, Admiral Beatty's Flagship at the Battle of Jutland (1914) ()
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more | Triton 1/1250 HMS Queen Elizabeth, a Super Dreadnought (1915) ()
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more | Mercator 1/1250 HMS Devastation, a revolutionary battleship (1870) (IC128)
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more | Mercator 1/1250 HMS Belleisle, part of the "Black Battlefleet" (1879) (IC133A)
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more | Mercator 1/1250 Friedrich Brehme, German Navy Tanker, 1939 (M076)
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more | Mercator 1/1250 Great Eastern, I K Brunel's famous ship (M400)
Designed to be large enough to carry sufficient coal to be able to go to Australia and back without refuelling because there was almost no coal in the far east at that time, the Great Eastern was huge. She was never used for her intended route and had cost too much to recover her development costs. She did, however, find fame by laying a transatlantic telephone cable. | |
more | Mercator 1/1250 RMS Mauretania, Cunard Liner (1907) (M405)
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more | Mercator 1/1250 RMS Lusitania, the most famous U-boat casualty of WW1 (M405A)
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more | Mercator 1/1250 SS Ivernia, a 19th century Cunard Liner (1900) (M406)
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more | Mercator 1/1250 SS Amerika, a Hamburg-Amerika Liner, 1905 (M413)
Designed to compete with Celtic & Cedric of the White Star Line on the North Atlantic, she too was a product of Harland & Wolf and was the largest ship on the Atlantic when she entered service.!more.. | |
more | Mercator 1/1250 Empress of Australia, a Liner from the inter-war years (M419a)
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more | Mercator 1/1250 Usaramo, German East Africa Line (M490)
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more | Mercator 1/1250 RMS Queen Elizabeth, Cunard Liner (M493)
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more | Mercator 1;1250 Paris, a French Liner of the 1920's (M499)
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more | Mercator 1/1250 SS Columbus, a German liner of the inter-war years (M502)
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more | Mercator 1/1250 Espana, Hamburg Sud Passenger & Freight, 1922 (M504)
She survived WW2 and was ceded to Russia as "General Bagration".more.. | |
more | Mercator 1/1250 Alicante, Sloman Mediterranean Line, 1934 (M506)
Another of the 1930s German ships with a Maierform bow.more.. | |
more | Mercator 1/1250 Palermo, Sloman (Mittelmeer Linie) 1922 (M507)
She was the oldest and smallest of Sloman's fleet at the outbreak of WW2. | |
more | Mercator 1/1250 Pasteur, a French Liner with a huge funnel! (1938) (M508)
Following a refit and the fitting of a smaller funnel, she became the Indian "Chidambaram" on the Singapore to Madras route. In 1985, she was destroyed by fire with large loss of life.more.. | |
more | Mercator 1/1250 SS Bremen, German Luxury Liner (M512)
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more | Mercator 1/1250 Europa, the German record-breaking Transatlantic Liner, 1930 (M513)
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more | Mercator 1/1250 Magdeburg, Hamburg-Amerika Line freighter, 1925 (M521)
Taken over by the Kreigsmarine in 1939, she became Sperrbrecher 6 in 1940. Bombed and sunk by the RAF at Royan in 1944. | |
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more | Mercator 1/1250 Wilhelm Gustloff, KDF Cruise Ship, 1938 (M528)
She was tragically sunk in 1945 whilst ferrying refugees from East Prussia to Germany with the greatest ever loss of life at sea.more.. | |
more | Mercator 1/1250 Vogtland, Hamburg-Amerika Passenger & Freight, 1924 (M536)
The Dutch in Batavia seized this ship in 1940 in retaliation for the German invasion of Holland!more.. | |
more | Mercator 1/1250 Sovietski Soyuz (M543)
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more | Mercator 1/1250 Empress of Britain, Pre-WW2 Canadian Pacific Liner (M548)
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more | Mercator 1/1250 Kattenturm, a small German Freighter, 1944 (M554)
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more | Mercator 1/1250 Auriga, a small German freighter, 1950 (M555)
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more | Mercator 1/1250 Resolute, a German Liner, 1928 (M561A)
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more | Mercator 1/1250 America, United States Lines Transatlantic Liner, 1940 (M563)
When USA entered WW2, she became the troopship, Westpoint, reverting to her old name after the war.more.. | |
more | Mercator 1/1250 Saturnia, an Italian Liner (M570)
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more | Mercator 1/1250 Conte Grande, an Italian Liner (M571)
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more | Mercator 1/1250 Donau, a German Freighter (M574)
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more | Mercator 1/1250 Franz Klasen, a Tanker (M577A)
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more | Mercator 1/1250 United States, United States Line Blue Riband Holder (M906)
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more | Mercator 1/1250 Leonardo da Vinci, an Italian Liner (M908)
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more | Mercator 1/1250 Andrea Doria, an Italian Liner which was sunk in a collision (1951) (M911)
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more | Mercator 1/1250 Vistafjord, when a Cunard Cruise Ship (M915a)
A slightly larger sister to Sagafjord, she is still cruising today, refitted and re-liveried as Saga Ruby. Like her sister, she cruises around the world for Saga Holidays for the over 50's! | |
more | Mercator 1/1250 Sagafjord, when a Cunard Cruise Ship (M916a)
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more | Mercator 1/1250 Sovereign of the Seas, a New Generation Cruise Ship (M923)
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more | Mercator 1/1250 RMS Canberra, P&O Liner (1961) (M930)
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more | Mercator 1/1250 Baltic, a White Star Liner from 1900 (M931)
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more | Mercator 1/1250 Stena Explorer, a High Speed Catamaran Ferry (M936)
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more | Triton 1/1200 HMS Cornwall, a Type 22, batch III, Frigate (R1041a)
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more | Triton 1/1250 SD14 Freighter (TM5)
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