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Here are 4 barges for your harbour. Unused and mint. Triang Minic Ships P676 On cards. -
Item HMS Glasgow D 88 type 42 destroyer These ships were part of the 2011 release of Royal Navy Ships by Triang Minic following the sell out of many items. Ships have pennant numbers and detailed flight decks. Underneath they are the same.Limited stock nowAlthough no longer in service there are many fond associations with her, especially where they were built.
Length 4.0 inches and 100mm
Triang code P740 -
Item HMS Exeter D 89 type 42 destroyer These ships were part of the 2011 release of Royal Navy Ships by Triang Minic following the sell out of many items. Ships have pennant numbers and detailed flight decks. Underneath they are the same.Length 4.0 inches and 100mm
Triang code P745 -
Item HMS Nottingham D91 type 42 destroyer These ships were part of the 2011 release of Royal Navy Ships by Triang Minic following the sell out of many items. Ships have pennant numbers and detailed flight decks. Underneath they are the same.Length 4.0 inches and 100mm
Triang code P745 -
Here are two models from the 2011 set of releases of Royal Navy ships from Triang Minic Ships. One Sandown class and one Hunt class minehunter. HMS Penzance M106 and HMS Brocklesby M33. Length 40 and 50mm or 1.7 and 1.9inches. Triang code P765/770 -
Here are two more models from the 2011 set of releases of Royal Navy ships from Triang Minic Ships. One Sandown class and one Hunt class minehunter. HMS Pembroke M107 and HMS Middleton M34. Length 40 and 50mm or 1.7 and 1.9inches. Triang code P765/760 -
Here are two more models from the 2011 set of releases of Royal Navy ships from Triang Minic Ships. One Sandown class and one Hunt class minehunter. HMS Grimsby M108 and HMS Dulverton M35. Length 40 and 50mm or 1.7 and 1.9inches Triang code P765/770 -
Here are two more models from the 2011 set of releases of Royal Navy ships from Triang Minic Ships. One Sandown class and one Hunt class minehunter. HMS Bangor M109 and HMS Bicester M36. Length 40 and 50mm or 1.7 and 1.9inches.Triang code P765/760 -
Here is a diecast metal model in 1 to 1200 scale of USS Curts FF 38 of the Oliver Hazard Perry class of 4100 tons. 4.5 inches or 115mm made by Triang Minic Ships Code P850-38 -
Here is a diecast metal model in 1 to 1200 scale of USS Thach FF 43 of the Oliver Hazard Perry class of 4100 tons. 4.5 inches or 115mm made by Triang Minic Ships Code P850-43 -
Here is a diecast metal model in 1 to 1200 scale of USS Nicholas FF 47 of the Oliver Hazard Perry class of 4100 tons. 4.5 inches or 115mm in length and made by Triang Minic Ships. Code P850-47 -
Here is a diecast metal model in 1 to 1200 scale of USS Vandergrift FF 48 of the Oliver Hazard Perry class of 4100 tons. 4.5 inches or 115mm made by Triang Minic Ships Code P850-48 -
Here are one of the harbour items. These are two pilot boats. Made by Triang Minic Ships around 2010. Code P695 They are about 1.5 inches long. Or 4cms. -
P845 Type 42 Destroyer - Batch 2 - HMS Southampton - Limited edition! D90This limited edition ship is in mint condition, and in bubble on a card.
This is an example left over from the subscription and supplied to me directly by Triang Minic Ships.
Pennant number in place and the name is diecast underneath.
Length 4.0 inches and 100mm
Triang code P745 -
P760 Hunt class minehunter of the Royal Navy, HMS Brecon - Limited edition! M29.This limited edition ship is in mint condition, and unboxed.
Pennant number in place and the name is diecast underneath.
Length 1.7 inches and 44mm
Triang code N765 P765 -
Here are two unboxed and unused Hunt class minehunters of the Royal Navy, Made by Triang Minic Ships.Length 1.7 inches and 44mm
Triang code P760 -
Triang Minic Ships harbour accessory M 837 two sets of dockside cranes 4 jibs. colours of base do vary -
Here is a harbour item from the amazing 1st series of Triang Minic Ships, 1956-64. M852 Pierhead Ballroom building. "Dancing tonight". Condition playworn . We dont find these very often It is too deep for large letter I am afraid. our ref ACC09P Library photo so typical not exact.