This is a painted and complete metal model of the Victoria Class submarines of the Royal Canadian Navy. Built originally for the Royal Navy in the late 80's early 90's and later sold to Canada and renamed. So a very useful model for any scenario. This is about 2.5 inches or 60mm in length. unboxed and wrapped in a jiffy bag. Newly made as per September 2021 ref S13
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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 metal model of HMS Upholder the first of a new class of diesel electric submarines intended to replace the Oberon class. Built late 80's early 90's then mothballed and then sold to Canada and renamed. So a very useful model for any scenario. This is about 2.5 inches or 60mm in length. unboxed and wrapped in a jiffy bag. Newly made as per September 2021 ref S12
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Here is our first new ship in the Triang Minic Series Four range of modern ships and various harbour accessories released in 2022 and in 1200 scale. Out of the bubble photos are of HMS Portland. Type 23 -frigate HMS Kent, F79, in current life extended mode. Made in metal and carded. Cat ref CP100 There are four other type 23s available too. -
Here is an unused boxed model of the Container ship MV City of Durban in Ellermann Lines . This was one of the first releases by Triang and has a container load of individually painted metal containers which slot into the deck. They are quite tiny so are best glued together in small loads. Full size length 848ft/258metres, beam 103ft/31.5 metres, draught 38ft/11.7metres. There are two radar scanners, a mast and two single derricks. The container load is in four colours. Not for under 8 years old. Length of model is 8 inches or 21.5cms. Minic code is P620B -
This is a painted and complete waterline model of an Akula class nuclear submarine in 1250 scale made by CNCollectables in metal. The Akula class was produced by Soviet Russia and is operated by the Russian Navy today. The class name means pike. Also known as Project 971. Length 113m 372ft Beam 13m 45ft Displacement 13000 tonnes. Crew 65 Top speed 35knots This is about 85mms in length. Ref S48. We also have just had some full hull Akulas made.
