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SPECIAL OFFER TIME STILL GOT SOME OF THESE TO OFFER YOU. Four unboxed minesweepers/hunters from the US Navy. Four differently though incorrectly numbered by the factory. Acme and Avenger classes but numbered the wrong way around. Combinations will be from 11-15 and in the 5xx series. Triang made these versions when they also made four examples of the OHP, Arleigh Burke, Spruance, Ticonderoga and Nimitz models. All the other ships were made properly but these has the decals the wrong way around and this wasnt noticed until they arrived in the UK. Ideal for war gaming and for repainting and converting. Needless to say we had about 144 of each set. new unboxed meaning uncarded so that they fit into the large letter shipping rate, less than 25mm wrapped. about 2inches in length 50mm each Triang Minic Code P 860 Our ref SP 13 -
From the 2011 set of releases of Royal Navy ships from Triang Minic Ships, This is HMS Campbeltown type 22 batch 3 F86. The pennant and the helideck are correct having been altered. The originals had errors. The details on the mounting cards were incorrect on production. Triang code P720 Our ref W401 -
1st Series HMS Kent GM Destroyer
This is a model from the First series of Triang Minic ships and which were made in the last year or so (1963-4) and is thus very rare.
Triang code M784 Condition of the model is excellent with virtually no wear to the hull although the photos show up marks I can hardly see, a slight amount on the funnels so it has been played with but really well cared for. The helicopter is present and good. These models were packed in 4s or 6s so did not have their own boxes. This is very very good indeed hence the price. 60+ years old This is about 5.5 inches long. Or 130mms. Our ref W403 -
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Over the years we have collected a number of type 45s with a variety of faults and now they are looking for new homes and harbours. We have just been sorting some out and clearly they have spent much time at sea. The MOD planned for 12 Darings but only built 6. so here's a chance to produce the other six, D38-43 with names of your own choosing. So here are a trio which may be any combination of numbers/names. Unboxed, many of these have faulty and corroded paintwork in places, PARTICULARLY NEAR THE STERN LOUVRES which is why the main photo shows this. About 5 inches in length and broad in the beam. 8500tons in real life. Triang Code P 755 Our ref SP45trio -
Unboxed used in excellent condition is this Invincible class carrier HMS Invincible R05. Pennant number in place .Length 7.0 inches and 175mm Triang code P700-05. The ship was part of the Triang Release of all three in class with different pennants. Now hard to find alas since Triang went out of business in the late 20teens. Our ref C510 -
Here is a harbour item from the 1st series of Triang Minic Ships, 1956-64. This is an Ocean Terminal Extension based originally on the Southampton Art Deco building. Code M843 It's 50mm or 2 inches in length Condition is good, not mint but good. LIBRARY ITEM PHOTO So the photo is typical and not specific to the one you receive. my ref ACC16g -
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Item HMS Exeter D 89 type 42 destroyer A second because the pennant number is slightly smudged. These ships were part of the 2011 release of Royal Navy Ships by Triang Minic Length 4.0 inches and 100mm Triang code P745 REF Y118 -
Here is a boxed model of USS Nimitz CVN 68 nuclear powered aircraft carrier. Triang code P800, a heavy and large beast. 11inches long or 277mm. The ship has not been out of its box but the box doe shave some storage wear. This is the Tri-ang Minic Ships model of USS Nimitz CVN 68 lead ship of the US Navy's Nimitz Class nuclear powered aircraft carriers which is named after Fleet Admiral Chester W Nimitz who commanded the US Pacific Fleet during World War II. The ten Nimitz class carriers are the largest warships in the world by displacement and are identified by consecutive hull numbers starting with CVN 68 where the letters CV denote the type of ship (aircraft carrier), N denotes nuclear powered propulsion and the number, e.g. 68, means that it is the 68th aircraft carrier commissioned by the US Navy. These 100,000+ ton ships, with an airwing of approximately 72 aircraft operating from a 4.5 acre flight deck, are floating airports able to launch as many as four aircraft per minute to protect the battle group or other friendly shipping; conduct attacks against enemy aircraft, surface ships, submarines and land targets; provide air support to land forces; or implement a sea / air blockade. They can both launch and recover aircraft simultaneously. -
Well here is another surprise, I found a few of these when sorting through my stock of type 42/2. Made about 2004 as part of the generic models series of Triang Minic Ships. Type 42 batch 2 destroyer 95mm (4inches.) long. Unboxed as I'm taking them out of the bubble so large letter postage which is £2 cheaper. ref P745g -
This is a painted and complete model of HMS Boxer, F92 a type 22 batch 2 frigate in 1250 scale. This is one of a number of models which we have inherited when we bought the former Mountford range from MT Miniatures. It has been assembled and completed to a good standard, is in a good box and with a CNCollectables catalogue number N96
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Here is one of a new very limited run of our 1200 scale ship type 23 frigate in extended life format. Part of our Triang Minic Ships Series 4. This model is HMS Richmond F239 in current life extended mode. Hand made in the UK, in metal and a bubble which is stapled to its card. List of models made in this run on another page of the website. Reference number CP 111
