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1st Series HMS Kent GM Destroyer Triang code M784
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. 60+ years old
Condition: very little paint and no helicopter blade, so for restoration and TLC. These models were packed in 4s or 6s so did not have their own boxes. This is about 5.5 inches long. Or 130mms. Our ref W506 -
1st Series HMS Devonshire
This is a model from the First series of Triang Minic ships which were made from 1958 to 1964 and this was made in the last year or so and is thus quite rare. Triang code M785 Condition of the model is bare metal and ready for reconstruction and renewal. This is about 5.5 inches long. Or 130mms. Or ref W621 -
This is a model from the First Series of Triang Minic ships which were made between 1958 and 1964 HMS Superb cruiser in blue. Well worn. She is 6 inches long or 140mm. Minic code M 762 our ref W505 This is the Tri-ang Minic Ships model of HMS Superb one of a proposed class of eight Light Cruisers, known as the Minotaur Class, which were ordered under the 1941 and 1942 Warship Construction Programmes. The design was modified after the first two ships, HMS Swifture and HMS Minotaur, were laid down in 1941 as a result of which these two ships became known as the "Group 1" ships. The "Group 2" ships, sometimes referred to as the Superb Class, included HMS Superb of which Tri-ang Minic Ships also produced a model. The models of HMS Swiftsure and HMS Superb were identical distinguished only by the model number and name marked on the underside. -
+This is a model from the First series of Triang Minic ships which were made from 1958 to 1964. The Royal Yacht Britannia in Hospital mode. Yes the Queen's Royal Yacht was designed to be easily converted to a hospital ship in times of conflict. Just over 4 inches long, 105mm. Condition: playworn with bent masts and chipped paint. Triang ref M721A Our ref L566 -
1st Series HMS Devonshire
This is a model from the First series of Triang Minic ships which were made from 1958 to 1964 and this was made in the last year or so and is thus quite rare. Triang code M785 Condition of the model is a nice matt grey primer. So ready for renewal as HMS...... This is about 5.5 inches long. Or 130mms. Or ref W622 -
1st Series HMS London, perhaps the rarest of the four County Class Batch 1 destroyers that Triang made. This is a model from the First series of Triang Minic ships which were made from 1958 to 1964 and this was made in the last year or so and is thus very rare. Triang code M786 .
Guns and masts are intact. The helicopter is copper and unpainted. The hull has little paint so is a good example for restoration. 60+ years old . These Counties are some of Clive's favourite ships which is why we are listing a few in all sorts of condition.
This is about 5.5 inches long. Or 130mms. Our ref W508.
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This is a model from the second series of Minic ships made by Triang Minic. This is SS Canberra in P & O lines. She is 8 inches long or 210mm. Condition of the model is very worn and is a good opportunity for a repaint. The plastic series 2 part has been removed from the hull making it look like a 1st series model. Big ship. 210mms Triang Minic code M 715. Our ref L819 -
This is a model from the First Series of Triang Minic ships which were made between 1958 and 1964. HMS Swiftsure cruiser in grey. Condition: FOR TLC, Turrets have missing barrels and the hull is very well worn. The crane is present. She is 6 inches long or 140mm. Minic code M 761. our ref W241 This is the Tri-ang Minic Ships model of HMS Swiftsure one of a proposed class of eight Light Cruisers, known as the Minotaur Class, which were ordered under the 1941 and 1942 Warship Construction Programmes. The design was modified after the first two ships, HMS Swiftsure and HMS Minotaur, were laid down in 1941 as a result of which these two ships became known as the "Group 1" ships. The "Group 2" ships, sometimes referred to as the Superb Class, included HMS Superb of which Tri-ang Minic Ships also produced a model. The models of HMS Swiftsure and HMS Superb were identical distinguished only by the model number and name marked on the underside.
