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Here is a rare example of M983, the Royal Navy Carrier Task Group Set, part of the 1st Series of Triang Minic Ships.. Produced around 1959/60 and containing models of HMS Albion, a ton class minesweeper, a V class frigate and a cruiser. All the models are secured by a single thread. There are HMS Swiftsure, Virago and Sefton. All the ships are as left the factory.. The ships are blue. The inner lining of sea effect card is almost mint. The outer box in which it sits is excellent. The lid cover has some wear and damage to the corners. The colouring of the classic design is good overall. 60 years on they are rare and an attractive collectable which captures the spirit of that time.. -
This is another A class submarine in rebuilt form and in blue. This is a model from the First series of Triang Minic ships. Triang code M818
This is about 3 inches long.70 mm good condition . Our ref W208z
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This is an unrebuilt A class submarine with gun in blue
This is a model from the First series of Triang Minic ships
Triang code M817. This is about 3 inches long.70 mm
Our ref W006
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This is an unrebuilt A class submarines with gun in badly repainted blue and b lack.
This is a model from the First series of Triang Minic ships. Triang code M817
They are about 3 inches long.70 mm . Our ref W120 for TLC
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Here is a harbour item from the amazing 1st series of Triang Minic Ships, 1956-64. M857 sea sheet in used good condition. There's some white paint spots on one fold a slight tear on an edge. Otherwise it's pretty good and over 60 years old. Yes it is a lot like a shower curtain. This is 26 x 26inches or just over 600mms square. Library photo. Ref Sea1 -
Trinity House support ship MV Galatea THV Galatea was launched in 2006 for Trinity House and her home port is Harwich. She serves the automatic lighthouses, buoys and beacons along the coasts of England, Wales and the Channel Islands. Galatea provides aids to navigation for the safe passage of mariners, including maintenance work, buoy deployment, wreck location marking and towing. She is also able to carry out additional tasks such as hydrographic surveying and wreck finding and contract commercial work. She is also equipped for: lifting, towing and accurate positioning of marine equipment, sea trials of electronic and speciality equipment, helicopter support, safety boat assignments and guard duties for cable and pipe laying projects. Galatea and her sister ship, Pharos were built by Remontowa of Gdansk, Poland in 2006/07. She is 85metres in length, 3599 gross tonnes and has 7 officers and 11 crew. I saw her in 2019 in the Bristol Channel outside Ilfracombe harbour and thought that she and her sister would be a good addition to any ship collection. Super model. Catalogue ref M02, This model is 70mm or 2.5 inches in length -
This is a painted and complete model of a Triomphant class nuclear powered submarine of the French Navy, one of four new French submarines in 1250 scale made by us last year. Back in stock The model is new and in a plastic bag. It will be packed in a jiffy bag. It is just over 4inches long or 105mm, ref S23
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From the Transport in Miniature Series here is a pack of two white metal TSR 2 planes. Ref TM59 -
From the Transport in Miniature Series here is a white metal TU160 Blackjack Russian bomber. In two parts. Very fast and very heavy and still in service. Ref TM58 -
Here are two metal models of RN destroyers probably made by Crescent in the 50s 60s but there is no maker's mark. Playworn.Length 3.0 inches
my ref W520
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2022 see the launch of Series 4 of Triang Minic Ships brought to you by CNCollectables. This is one of our Accessory Packs which are compatible with items from the Triang Minic Series 1. Each item is newly mastered and made. This is a pair of pier shelters. Code CM07S. This is new, made of metal, painted and lacquered inside a plastic bag and stapled onto a card.
We also plan to release some of these as Collectors' items in a sealed bubble. The tradition marches on.
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This is a pair of painted and complete models of the Redoubtable class nuclear powered submarine of the French Maritim one of our four French submarine models. There were six boats in this class and Redoubtable is preserved as a Museum Boat at Cherbourg. They are just over 4inches long or 105mm ref subs 24
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Here are two repainted steam tugs in playworn condition. One has a red funnel and the other has a yellow one. First series of Triang Minic ships. They are about 1.5 inches long or 37mm and my ref for them is M210.
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Part of the third series of Triang Minic Ships. Here are two sets of diesel tugs making a total of four for the harbour. Triang Minic Code P 672A and B red and blue -
Part of the third series of Triang Minic Ships. Here are two sets of diesel tugs with red funnels. Triang Minic Code P 672 -
Part of the third series of Triang Minic Ships. Here are two sets of rescue boats making a total of four for the harbour. There's a fire boat, police launch. rescue catamaran and a customs launch. Triang Minic Code -
Part of the third series of Triang Minic Ships. Here are two sets of steam tugs in cards, one red and one blue funnelled making a total of four tugs for the harbour. They are supplied by the manufacturer in boxes of 24 with half red and half blue, hence the two codes of A and B Triang Minic Code P670 A and P 670B. -
Here are some used harbour items from Triang Minic Ships. There are 2 crane sets with plastic jibs, making 4 cranes in total Shown in photo one green base one orange base but may be two of either. Condition is playworn, used reasonable Size is 2 by 1 inches or 49 by 23mms Triang code M839 my ref ACCSo8p LIBRARY ITEM So the photo is typical and not specific to the one you receive. The cranes may be from any of the three Triang Minic series as they are identical except underneath.