This is a model of a Bristol Windover coach in the livery of the British Railways. Box is labelled the gilbow collection.
Made by Corgi. ref 99635 Condition of model immaculate. Condition of box there is some storage wear.
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Here is a highly detailed metal new model of the Brittany Ferries ship MV Bretagne in current livery. This is the first of our three Brittany Ferries to be remastered and made in metal. The others will follow later in the year. Scale is 1/1250 so length is 120mms or just under 5inches. Made by CNCollectables. Catalogue reference F38 -
Here is a highly detailed model of the Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Illustrious RO6. She was the second of the three Invincible Class aircraft carriers of the Royal Navy. Built on the Tyne by Swan Hunter and commissioned in 1982. 22000 tons and 690feet long (210m). Her flight deck beam was 118ft and her max speed was 28knots. Known with much affection as Lusty and subject of several initiatives to save her which alas were unsuccessful. This is a major new model for 2023. It is hand made of resin with metal detail. Scale is 1/1250. Approx 166mms or 7 inches in length. Catalogue number N59 -
Here is the supercarrier USS Forrestal, CV59. We are pleased to making a new production run of several mighty USN Carriers this year. Upgraded and with new metal mastering. CB27 initiative. 82000 tons fully loaded, a crew of over 5000 and with 85 aircraft. We have other carriers in short runs of current production. In 1/1250 scale, made of resin with metal detail. About 10inches or 250mms in length. CNCollectables catalogue number N109. -
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Time to let go of a variety of interesting books that I have enjoyed or endured in my pursuit of a broad range of interests Title; The WISDEN book of Test Captains. Published 1991 and covering all test playing countries. Loads and loads of statistics. Format hardback 255pages, Condition Used good, once read carefully, pages have some browning, cover is good. ref Book 25 To make an offer on this book please click here -
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Time to let go of a variety of interesting books that I have enjoyed or endured in my pursuit of a broad range of interests Title; The Cricketers' Who's Who 1987. By Iain Sproat. Format softback A5 501pages, Condition Used good, once read carefully,. ref Book 26 To make an offer on this book please click here -
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Time to let go of a variety of interesting books that I have enjoyed or endured in my pursuit of a broad range of interests Title; Graham Henry autobiography. Published 1999 Format hardback 230 pages Condition Used good, once read carefully rTo make an offer on this book please click here -
Time to let go of a variety of interesting books that I have enjoyed or endured in my pursuit of a broad range of interests Title; England Rugby, a miscellany. Format hardback 160pages, Condition Used good, once read carefully. Pub 2015 To make an offer on this book please click here -
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Time to let go of a variety of interesting books that I have enjoyed or endured in my pursuit of a broad range of interests Title; A Share of Honour by Alexander Fullerton. Published 1982 Another episode in the life of our hero, based around submarines in the Med in WW2 Format hardback 300 pages Condition Used ex library ok To make an offer on this book please click here -
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Time to let go of a variety of interesting books that I have enjoyed or endured in my pursuit of a broad range of interests Title; Blooding of the guns by Alexander Fullerton. Published 1976 Naval adventure built around the WW1 Battle of Jutland. Format paperback 334 pages Condition Used good, once read carefully To make an offer on this book please click here -
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Time to let go of a variety of interesting books that I have enjoyed or endured in my pursuit of a broad range of interests Title; The Salmon of Doubt by Douglas Adams. Published 2002 Format hardback 285 pages Condition Used good, twice read carefully. To make an offer on this book please click here -
Here is the supercarrier USS Ranger, CV61. We are pleased to making a very short new production run of several mighty USN Carriers this year. Upgraded and with new tooling. 82000 tons fully loaded, a crew of over 4000 and with 70-90 aircraft. We have various others now in stock. In 1/1250 scale, made of resin with metal detail. About 10inches or 250mms in length. CNCollectables catalogue number N111. -
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Here is a highly detailed model of the de Grasse, a French anti aircraft cruiser which went into service in 1956. Length 188 metres or 617ft. 12000 tons, crew of 980, speed 33knots. 8 twin turrets of 127mm guns and 10 twin turrets of 57mm guns. Scale is 1/1250. It is made in very limited number of resin with metal detail and is from our recently acquired stock from MT Miniatures. Size is 150 mms or about 6 inches long Or catalogue .ref N118 -
From the Transport in Miniature Series here is a trio of white metal Alvis Stalwart vehicles. TM26 -
From the Transport in Miniature Series here is a trio of painted metal Antar transporter vehicles. TM20 -
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Here's a bargain offer of three metal unmade kits of a Mississippi gas barge. Now discontinued. in 1250 scale made by Mountford Models. They are about 2 inches long or 50mm ref MM395KIT. The colour photo shows a finished model. This offer you get a string of three.
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We have just found a couple or three examples of our Mark 1 model of RRS Sir David Attenborough. She is 15000 tonnes and built at Birkenhead to be able to cope with Polar Class 4 and 5 ice. Her nickname is Boaty McBoatface after a public consultation for her name. One of remote submersibles now has that name. Loads of cranes and tech stuff on this ship. This was the fourth model of the metal XAS range and released in June 2019. Scale is 1/1250. The model is about 100mms or 4 inches in length. These examples are from our first run of this model so there is no forward gantry at the bows as our model came out before the ship was finished. She is a research vessel owned by the Natural Environment Research Council and operated by the British Antarctic Survey for the purposes of both research and logistic support. The ship was intended to replace a pair of existing vessels, RRS James Clark Ross and RRS Ernest Shackleton. The ship is 125 metres (410 ft) long, with a beam of 24 metres (79 ft). Her draught is 7 metres (23 ft) with a planned cruising speed of 13 knots (24 km/h; 15 mph) with a range of 19,000 nautical miles (35,000 km; 22,000 mi) at that speed. She has a helicopter deck and can accommodate a crew of 30 and 60 research staff. ref XAS 004 Posted all over the world with tracked postage. -
This is a model of the Queen Elizabeth from the 1st series of Triang Minic Ships produced between 1958 and 1964. She is 10 inches long or 245mm. She has been stripped of paint and then had an overall coat of wartime grey. Both Queens carried many thousands of troops across the pond during WW2. Triang code M802 Or ref L306.