

About the 1250 Scale Producers' Gallery
This photo gallery features mostly unmodified models from a variety of 1250 scale model producers. For scratch-builds and significantly modified models, see the Reader Gallery. For more information about producers of 1250 scale models, see the 1250 Scale Modeling History and General Information section elsewhere on this site.
Photography Notes: This photo gallery features models from a variety of 1:1200 and 1:1250 scale producers. Some of the models may have been enhanced with additional paint work or details by the collector or owner of the model, but for the most part they are not substantially altered from their factory condition. Because there are so many models in these scales, the gallery concentrates on models that are not easily seen elsewhere. We may include photos of models found elsewhere on the web, but our present goal is to fill in gaps, rather than simply repeat what is already available to you. Extensive photo coverage of NAVIS/NEPTUN and ARGOS models are readily found at their respective websites and we recommend that the viewer go to the direct links to their sites, which are found on the 1250 SCALE Main Page, and view those models there.
Paul Jacobs
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1250 Models
USS Los Angeles CA135 1957, Cruise Missile Heavy Cruiser, 1250 Models TF004 - In the mid 1950s, Los Angeles was one of the class equipped with the Regulus I. The grandfather of all cruise missiles, the subsonic Regulus could carry a nuclear warhead and is available in 1:1250 scale from 1250 Models.
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AEGIR
Beaverford, #2, #3, #4, #5 - British Armed Freighter 1940, Aegir 529a, Photographs from Chris Daley.
Cornish City, British Freighter, 1917, #579
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ALBATROS
Allgau, Bodensee Lake Steamer 1929 (ALB-1) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Allgau, Bodensee Lake Steamer 1949 (ALB-1a) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Baden Bodensee Excursion Boat 1935 (ALB-2) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Hohentweil, Bodensee Excursion Boat 1913-1963 (ALB-3) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Alte Liebe, German Excursion Boat 1958 (ALB-4) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Kempten, Bodensee Excursion Boat 1931 (ALB-5) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Planet, German Oceanic Research Ship, 1986 - (ALK-5) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Stadt Uberlingen, Bodensee Lake Steamer 1926 to 1963 (ALB-6) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Seefalke, German high seas tug (ALB-7) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Deutschland, Bodensee Excursion Boat 1936 (ALB-11) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Bremen, High Seas Tug (ALB-12), Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Euroman, High Seas Tug (ALB-12a), Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Noma, (ALB-13), Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Alice L. Moran, High Seas Tug (ALB-16) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Statesman, High Seas Tug (ALB-16a) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Meteor, German Oceanic Research Ship, 1986, #2 - (ALK-42) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Calshot, British Tug/Tender 1930 (AL-46) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Altair, Modern Oceanographic Research Vessel (ALK-48)
Asama Maru - (AL-50) Photograph from Volker Stärk
Loydsman, British Tug 1971, (ALB-57) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Horncap, German Refrigerator Ship 1955, #2 - (ALB-59) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Seaforth Clansman, (AL-70) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Uganda, as British Hospital Ship, 1982, #2, #3, #4 (ALK-71) Photographed by Rob Mackie
HMS Invincible, VTOL Aircraft Carrier, ALK-72C - HMS Invincible was part of the core of the task force which reclaimed the Falklands for Great Britain. Albatros produces a model of this battle veteran. The model portrays the ship as she appeared in 2003, after refits from the Falklands fit. Numbered ALK-72C, the Albatros HMS Invincible comes with full deck markings.
Awatea, New Zealand Liner 1936 (AL-72)
Poolzee, Dutch High Seas Tug 1971 (AL-76) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
MS Astor, British Cruise Ship, 1996, #2, #3, (AL-77N) Photographed by Rob Mackie
Sovereign, British Yacht 1911 - (Albatros-Sondermodell 80) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Winchester, British Yacht 1915 (So-81) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Polarlys - Hurtigrouten, Norway, 1951 (ALB-82) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
HMS Edinburgh Type 42C Batch Three Royal Navy Destroyer - (ALK-82A) This is the stretched, improved version of the Type 42 Sheffield class destroyer. Named the Manchester class the Batch Three versions, in large measure corrected the defects of the initial design.
Princess Maude, Channel Ferry 1934 - (ALB-85) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Aronia, British Yacht 1929 - (Albatros-Sondermodell 86) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Roysterer, Tug (ALK-89) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Roland von Bremen, #2 - German Passenger Ship 1973 (AL-93) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Isolaire, British Steam Yacht 1902 - Training Ship for Union Castle Line's cadets (Albatros-Sondermodell 94) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
HMS Ocean 1998 (ALK-96) (Albatros photo)
Valdivia, German Oceanic Research Ship (AL-101) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
RMS Aquitania, British Liner, 1914, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8 - (ALK-105) From Morning Sunshine Models
Orca, Dutch Off Shore Ship 1984 - (AL-113) Not all ships are huge tankers, container ships or cruise ships. Thousands of small work ships go about their duties on the seas throughout the world. One of the most wonderful aspects of 1:1250 scale production and collection is that these small work ships can be produced. Here is one example, the Dutch Off Shore Ship, Orca in 1984. This model is produced by Albatros and is #113.
RMS Aquitania, Hospital Ship, 1915, #2, (ALK-113)
Smit Singapore, Dutch High Seas Tug 1984 (AL-115) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Zwarte Zee, Dutch High Seas Tug 1963 (AL-116) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Skirmisher, Tug/ Liner Tender (AL-118) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Queen of Bermuda (armed merchant cruiser, 1940), #2 ALK-122
Chusan, P&O Liner 1950-1973 (AL-125) Photograph from collectableships.com (MSM)
Prince David, #2, British Liner 1930 (ALK-130) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Andes, British Liner 1939 (ALK-134a)
Orcades, British Liner 1938, (ALK-139)
Arandora Star - British Liner 1936 (AL-140) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
RMS Lusitania, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7 - (AL-167) From Morning Sunshine Models
Saxon, #2, British Liner 1900 (AL-173) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Duchess of Bedford, #2, (AL-184)
Berlin, A-1411, Replenishment Ship, #2, #3, #4, (ALK-202), Photograph from Ingo Hohm
Magnetic, tug/ liner tender as of 1935 (AL-204) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Esso Stuttgart, #2, #3, #4 (AL-212)
Eridan - (AL-219) French Passenger Ship 1928, Photograph from Jürgen Hader
Tom Sawyer, Germany-Sweden Ferry (2000), #2, #3, #4 (AL-225) Photographed by Rob Mackie
HMS Vanguard 1946, #2, #3, #4 ALK-300
Berlin (German Navy repair ship AK), #2, #3, #4, #5
Drottningholm, 1940, #2, Swedish Liner
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ANKER
Russian 1937 Design for Hybrid Battleship-Carrier, #2
Joffre, French 1938 Design for Aircraft Carrier, #2, #3, #4, (A8)(Photographs by John Olsen)
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AQUARIUS
USS Kearsarge, Steam Sloop, 1864 - (AQS-04) Photograph from Volker Stärk
CSS Chicora, Confederate Ironclad, 1864, (AQS-10)(Photograph by John Olsen)
USS Choctaw, Union River Ironclad, 1863, #2, (AQS-11)(Photograph by John Olsen)
USS Essex, Union River Ironclad, 1864, (AQS-14)(Photograph by John Olsen)
CSS Atlanta, Confederate Ironclad, 1862, (AQS-15)
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ARGONAUT
HMS Royal Sovereign, 1935, British R Class Battleship (AR-43)
HMS Gannet, River Gunboat 1935, (AR-55) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
HMS Hawkins, 1938, British Heavy Cruiser (AR-90)
HMAS Adelade - Australian Light Cruiser 1938 (AR-150)
MMS (2) Type British Minesweeper - 1943 (AR-195) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
USS New Mexico, 1935, US Battleship (AR-216)
USS Guam, Gunboat, (AR-229) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
USS Greer, 1942, US Flush Deck Destroyer (AR-230)
Brooklyn, 1920 US New York Harbor Tug Boat - (AR-280) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Puget Sound Tug Boat, 1930 - (AR-281) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Mare Island Diesel Tug, 1938 - (AR-282) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
John J. Harvey, Fire Boat NYFD 1932 - (AR-284) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
USS Winslow (Porter Class DD in pre-WW2 fit, AR-285)
USS Tuscaloosa, #2 (New Orleans Class Heavy Cruiser, AR-288)
Gotland, Swedish Minelaying Cruiser 1936 - (AR-707) Ulrich Rudofsky takes a look at the Argonaut model of the Swedish Minelaying Cruiser Gotland (AR-707) and looks at her run in with the battleship Bismarck in May 1941.
Sisu, Finnish Icebreaker, 1939 - (AR-754) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Uusima, Finnish Gunboat 1938 - (AR-758) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Rautu, Minesweeper Finland 1935 - (AR-759) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
VMV 8, Finnish Patrol Craft 1935 - (AR-768) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Eidsvold, #2, #3, #4, Norwegian Coast Defense Ship, 1939, (AR781) (photgraph by Juergen Hader)
Tordenskjold (AR-785)(photograph by Juergen Hader)
B-1, Norwegian Submarine, 1939, #2, (AR-789a)(photograph by Juergen Hader)
Rivadavia, Argentine Battleship 1937, #2, #3, #4 - (AR-900) Photograph from Jürgen Hader
Libertad, Argentine Coast Defense Ship 1937, #2, #3, #4 - (AR-903) Photograph from Jürgen Hader
Almirante Brown, Argentine Cruiser, 1935, #2, (AR-905) (Photograph by Juergen Hader)
La Argentina, Argentine Light Cruiser, 1939, #2, (AR-907) (Photograph by Juergen Hader)
Cervantes, Argentine Destroyer, 1938, #2, (AR-910) (Photograph by Juergen Hader)
Cordoba, Argentine Destroyer, 1937, #2, (AR-911) (Photograph by Juergen Hader)
Patrol Boat #27, Sweden 1930 - Formerly Torpedo Boat Blixt of 1898, (AR-927) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
HMS Fiji, British Light Cruiser, 1940, (AR-1167)
HMS Springbank, #2, #3, AA Ship, 1941, (AR-1223)(photograph by Juergen Hader)
HMS Alynbank, AAAV 1941, #2, AA Ship (AR-1224) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
HMS Ocean, British Carrier, #2, #3, #4, #5, (AR-1225) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
HMS Ocean, British Carrier - (AR-1225) Repainted and photographed by Juan Carlos Piro.
Rotary - British Tug 1920, (AR-1252) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
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ARGOS
Kursk, K-141, Cruise Missile Submarine (Argos AS-R-03) (Rob Mackie Photo)
Druzhnyy, Krivak I Class, Russia, 1986, #2 (Argos AS-R-04) (Rob Mackie Photo)
Frauenlob, Kriegsschoner, Prussia, 1856, #2, #3, #4 (AS-12)(photographs by Juergen Hader)
Munin, German Training Ship/Auxiliary Minesweeper 1939 (AS-13) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
USS Normandy CG-60 1994, AS-17B - USS Normandy CG-60 was laid down at Bath Iron Works, Bath, Maine, on April 7, 1987, launched March 19, 1988 and commissioned on December 9, 1989.
Knurrhahn, Y 811, Accommodation Barge (Argos-19) and Olschute Kl 737, Oil Barge (Argos-19a) Federal German Navy Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Phrygia (German freighter, 1928) (AS-24)
Julius Schindler (German Tanker, 1922), #2 (AS-28)
Jacinto Candido, (Argos #59) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Hermes, German Tug 1942 (AS-59) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
USS Bainbridge DLGN-25 (1964), #2, #3 (Argos #67)
USS Enterprise (1964) - Here are a few photographs of the USS Enterprise made by Argos. The planes and vehicles are from Argos, Trident and CAP. Photographs from Joachim Thiel. (AS-68)
USS Long Beach CGN-9 (1964), #2, #3, #4 (Argos #72)
Cheyenne, SSN-773, Los Angeles Class Attack Submarine (Argos AS-73) (Rob Mackie Photo)
CSS Florida (Confederate Screw Sloop)
USS Samuel B. Roberts FFG 58, #2 (Perry class frigate)
USS Arleigh Burke DDG-51, #2
USS Platte AO-186, #2, #3, #4
USS Bunker Hill (Ticonderoga Class CG), #2, #3, #4
USS Intrepid, Essex Class Carrier, 1970s - These are a few photographs of the USS Intrepid model from Argos. The planes were new painted as shown in Warships Data 4. The model depicts the ship in her late career with the angled flight deck. The ship is still in existence as a museum located in New York City. Photographs from Joachim Thiel.
USS Boston CAG-1, Argos 1:1250 Scale, AS-95 - The Baltimore Class heavy cruisers had the necessary internal volume to convert to missile cruisers, so USS Boston CA-69 and USS Canberra CA-70 were selected for conversion to missile cruisers, becoming CAG-1 and CAG-2. Their designation was CAG, reflecting retention of their gun capability with the addition of guided missile capability. This is he Argos AS-95 of USS Boston CAG-1.
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BASSETT-LOWKE
Ad for Bassett-Lowke from 1937 Jane's Fighting Ships
Algerie, French CA, 1938
Scharnhorst, German Liner, 1938
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Berger Zinngußmodelle
USS Carondelet 1862, City Class Riverine Ironclad, Berger Zinngußmodelle 1:1250 Scale - No blue water Union warship ever experienced even a quarter of the action into which the City Class ironclads became involved. James Eads set up two yards to produce his design. Hambleton, Collier & Company of Mound City , Illinois was to build three ironclads, USS Cairo, Cincinnati and Mound City , and Carondelet Marine Railway & Dry Dock Company of Carondelet , Missouri would build four, Carondelet, St. Louis , Pittsburgh and Louisville . Leodegar Berger has a 1:1250 scale model, USS Carondelet, of this very important and busy class of ironclad.
Hanseatic League Ships & Buildings, Berger Zinngußmodelle 1:1250 Scale - In the the era of cogs and caravels, unique northern European architecture, still seen in Europe, had evolved. Berger Zinngußmodelle has developed a series of 1:1250 scale ship and building models of this Hanseatic League era.
CSS David, Berger Zinngußmodelle 1:1250 Scale - This model is the famous "DAVID". CSS David was built as a private venture by T. Stoney at Charleston, South Carolina in 1863, and put under the control of the Confederate States Navy.
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BILLE
KW3 German Patrol Boat 1960 - (Bille #K3) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Heidelberg Express, #2 - German Container Ship 1992 (Bille #100) Photographs from Jiehui & George Elder of Morning Sunshine Models
Chartsman, British Tanker 1993 (Bille #115) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Costa Victoria, Italian Passenger Ship 1996 - (Bille #120) Photograph from Jiehui & George Elder of Morning Sunshine Models
Aidacara, Cruise Ship, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7 - (Bille #126a)
P&O Nedlloyd TASMAN (Container Ship, 1999) #2, #3, #4, #5 (Bille #133)
Deutschland, German Passenger Ship 1998, #2 - (Bille #140) Photographs from Jiehui & George Elder of Morning Sunshine Models
Hual Trooper, (Pure Car Carrier), #2, #3, #4, (Bille #145)(Photograph by Ingo Hohm)
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BINKOWSKI
Danzig, Prussian Paddlewheel Corvette, 1853, (model #47)
SMS Mars, 1881, German Gunnery Training Ship, #2 (model #49)
SMS Leipzig, German Corvette, 1882, #2, (model #64)
Widder, WWII German AMC as Spanish El Nettuno, #2
Pinguin, WWII German AMC as Greek Kassos
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BINNEN-LLOYD
Lindau, Lake Steamer 1925, #2, Steamer on Bodensee. Built in 1905 for the Royal Bavarian State Railways. Photograph by Ingo Hohm
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BRITANNIC
Almaria Lykes - Freighter (M-42) Photograph from Volker Stärk
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CARAT
Servia 1881, #2, #3 (C-025)
Titanic, #2, #3
Elionore Woermann 1902, #2
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CLASSIC SHIP COLLECTION
Great Eastern, #2, #3, #4, #5 (Kurt Greiner photos)
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CLYDESIDE
Guepard, French Destroyer - Detailed, Painted and photographed by Paul Jacobs.
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CM
Imperator 1913,#2, #3, #4 (CM-05)
Frankenwald, German Freighter, 1922, #2, #3, #4, #5, (CM-20N)(Photos from Juergen Hader)
Helgoland, Germany 1939, #2 - Excursion boat and Island Ferry (CM-24) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Cobra, German Passenger Ship 1932 - (CM-32) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Lippe, German Freighter 1927, #2 - (CM-79) Photographs by Ingo Hohm
Wolfsburg, German Freighter, 1916, #2, (CM-80)(photos from Juergen Hader)
President Grant, British Liner 1908 (CM-100)
St. Pauli, Hadag Type 3 Hamburg Harbor Ferry (CM-W-101) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Bismarck, German Liner 1922, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8, #9 - The third and last of the big Imperator Class liners for Hamburg-America (HAPAG) 56,551 (CM-103)
Imperator, German Liner 1913, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8, #9, #10 - The first of Albert Ballin's fabulous design, the Imperator Class, for the Hamburg-America Line (HAPAG) 52,117 Tons (CM-105)
Victoria Luise, #2 (CM-110)
Vaterland, German Liner 1914, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6 - Second of the three big liners of the Imperator Class for Hamburg-America (HAPAG) 54,282 Tons (CM-114)
Scharnhorst, German Hospital Ship, 1915, #2, (CM-132a)(photos by Juergen Hader)
Kaiser Wilhelm II, German Liner, 1903, #2, (CM-136)(Photograph by Juergen Hader)
Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse, #2, #3 (passenger ship, 1897, CM 141)
Friedrich Der Grosse, #2 (CM-142)
RMS Olympic, British Passenger Liner 1911, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8 - The first of three sisters from Harland Wolff for the White Star Lines.The RMS Olympic was the only one of the three to make it past World War One. (CM-144)
RMS Titanic, British Liner 1912, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8 - Arguably, the most well known ship of all time. Displacing 46,329 Tons she was second of the three big liners of the Olympic Class for White Star. (CM-148)
Titanic (CM-148) (Fritz Wagner photo)
RMS Aquitania, Troopship, 1916 (CM-156)
Normandie, French Liner 1935, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8, #9, #10, #11 - Built for Compagnie Generale Transatlantique (CGT), the Normandie was arguably the most beautiful liner ever constructed. 79,280 Tons (CM-171)
Republic, US Passenger Liner, 1920, (CM-221)
Leviathan, US Passenger Liner, 1923-1938, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8, #9 - When the United States entered the First World War, the HAPAG liner Vaterland was seized and renamed the Leviathan. Used as a transport during the war, she was transferred to the United States Lines afterward. She was the largest ship in the world from 1914 to 1922 and from 1923 to 1931. (CM-222)
Bremen, German Liner 1929, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6 - The first great liner built in Germany after World War One. Blue Riband holder 22 July 1929 to 25 March 1930, Norddeutscher Lloyd (NDL) North German Lloyd, 51,656 tons (CM-236)
Europa, German Liner 1930, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7 - The last of the great liners from Norddeutscher Lloyd (NDL) North German Lloyd. Blue Riband holder 25 March 1930 to 16 August 1933, 49, 746 tons (CM-237)
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CM-KR
Achille Lauro, Italian Liner 1985, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8, #9, #10 - Built in the Netherlands (1939-1947) as the Willem Ruys, she was completely rebuilt when sold to the Flotta Lauro in 1965. 23,629 Tons (CM-KR-40)
SS United States, 1952, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8, #9, #10 - One of the last big liners to go into trans-Atlantic service, the SS United States was the fastest liner ever to sail the North Atlantic. Still holds the Blue Riband. 53,329 tons(CM-KR-71)
Leda, Norwegian Liner 1953, #2 -(CM-KR-80) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Kassel, German Merchant Ship 1970, (CM-KR 172) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Palabora (merchant ship 1967), #2 (CM-KR 206)
France, French Liner - (CM-KR 260) Repainted and photographed by Juan Carlos Piro.
Norway, Norwegian Cruise Ship 1999, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6 - Launched as the France as a trans-Atlantic passenger liner, the ship subsequently sold to the Norwegian Cruise Lines. The liner was subsequently renamed the Norway and as of 2004 is still in service. (CM-KR-270)
Norwegian Crown, Cruise Ship #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8 - Cruise Liner for the Norwegian Cruise Lines. (CM-KR-272)
Voyager of the Seas (CM-KR-274) Photograph from Juan Carlos Piro.
Maersk Hamburg, Container Ship, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8, #9 - Modern 52,682 Ton Container Ship for the Maersk Lines (CM-KR-315)
A'Rosa Blue, #2 - Cruise Ship (CM-KR- 320) Photographs from Jiehui & George Elder of Morning Sunshine Models
A'Rosa Blu, Cruise Ship 2002, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8, #9 - Modern Cruise Ship of 71,800 Tons (CM-KR-320)
Carnival Spirit, Cruise Ship 2001, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8, #9 - Huge Modern Cruise Ship of 85,900 Tons for the Carnival Lines. (CM-KR-330)
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CM-P
Teia Maru, Japanese AP, 1943, as POW Ship, (CM-P-5)
Roland, #2 - (CM-P-15) German Minelayer 1940, Photograph from Jürgen Hader
Kronprinz Wilhelm, WWI German AMC
USS Forrestal CVA-59 1955, The First Super-Carrier - Carlos Marquadt produces a model of USS Forrestal CVA-59 as built 1955. CMP-1010 has all of the original gun positions, as well as yellow deck numerals.
USS Theodore Roosevelt CVN-71 - This is the USS Theodore Roosevelt CVN-71 of the Nimitz class. It is produced in 1:1250 scale by Carlos Marquadt and is model CMP-1017.
USS Theodore Roosevelt, CVN (CM-P-1017) Photograph from Juan Carlos Piro.
Admiral Kuznetsov, Russian Carrier, #2, (CM-P-1020) Photograph from Juan Carlos Piro.
USS United States CVA58, Aborted Super-Carrier - (CM-P 1030) CM models has introduced a model of the design of USS United States, the first true super-carrier. Text and photographs by Bob Weymouth.
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COLONIA
Viceroy of India, British Liner 1928, (#24)
Mosel, German Submarine Tender, 1936, (#37)
Memel, German Submarine Tender, 1938, (#38)
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COPY
Rurik (Russian Armoured Cruiser, 1892) (CY-01)
Vladimir Monomakh, Russian 2nd Class Cruiser, 1905, #2, #3, #4, (CY-04)
Neptune, French Battleship, 1892, #2, #3, #4, (CY-09)
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DELPHIN
Falke, D-30 Photograph by Ingo Hohm
USS Maryland, 1923, #2, #3, USN Battleship, D-40
HIJMS Ashigara, #2, #3, #4, Japanese CA, 1929, D-35
Hai, Subchaser, East German Navy, D-58 Photograph by Ingo Hohm
USS United States, 1921, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, USN Battlecruiser Design, D-65
HIJMS Agano, 1943, #2, #3, #4, Japanese Light Cruiser, D-44
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E H
Saida, #2 - Austro-Hungarian Screw Corvette 1887, (EH-7) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
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ENERIS
Nikita, Soviet Icebreaker, (SU-16) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
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FLEETLINE
Quitauna, #2 - British Chemical Tanker 1976 (FZ-70) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
USS Monadnock, 1865 - Union monitor. (F-503) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
USS St Louis, 1861 - Union river ironclad. (F-504) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
USS St Louis, 1861 (Two Versions) - Union river iron clad. Versions from Fleetline (F-504) and Navwar (AU-02) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
USS Tippecanoe, 1865 - Union monitor. (F-509) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
David, Confederate Spar Torpedo Boat - CSS David in 1863. Photograph by Ingo Hohm
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FOERDE
Sperrbrecher 177, Kepler, DKM Mine Destruction Ship(Foerde 41) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
NT-25, Hugo, DKM Net Operating Vessel (Netztender) 1942 (Foerde 84) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Homberg, German Freighter 1939 (Foerde 221a) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
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FUCHS
Shell #42, Oil Barge, (Fu #10)(Photograph by Ingo Hohm)
Bugsier 19, Tug, (Fu #19)(Photgraph by Ingo Hohm)
Emin -(Fu #23) German Freighter 1891, Photograph from Jürgen Hader
Marie Woermann, German Freighter 1887 (Fu #42), Photograph from Jürgen Hader
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GALERIE MARITIM
St. Cergue, Swiss Freighter 1940, #2 - A special release by Galerie Maritim of an unusual subject, a Swiss freighter. (S-6)
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GEM
Amerigo Vespucci,Training Ship - (GEM 909001) Photograph from Volker Stärk
Eagle...USCG Sailing Ship (GEM) (Fritz Wagner photo)
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Granat
CSS Tennessee - Ironclad Ram 1864 (Granat 11) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
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Hai
Vice Admiral Popov, Russian Coast Defence Ship, 1877, #2, #3, #4, (Hai-41)
Vice Admiral Popov, Russian Coat Defence Ship 1877 - (Hai-41) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
HMS Glatton, Breastwork Monitor, 1872, #2, #3, #4 (Hai-42)
HMS Inflexible, British Turret Ship, 1881, #2, #3, #4, (Hai-165)
HMS Collingwood, British Battleship, 1892, #2, #3, #4, #5, (Hai-167)
RN Italia, Italian Battleship, 1895, #2, #3, #4, #5, (Hai-168)
HMS Victoria, British Battleship, 1891, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, (Hai-170)
USS Sable, Great Lakes Training Carrier 1943, #2, #3, #4 - (Hai-178) The USN converted two Great Lakes, side paddle wheelers into training carriers for take off and landing training.
USS Wolverine, Great Lakes Training Carrier 1943, #2, #3, #4 - (Hai-179) The USN converted two Great Lakes, side paddle wheelers into training carriers for take off and landing training.
USS Utah, Gunnery Training Ship, Ex-Battleship 1941, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7 - (Hai-187) A forgotten victim of the Pearl Harbor attack was the USS Utah, which was also sunk in the December 7, 1941 raid. The wreck of the Utah is still at Pearl Harbor.
USS Texas, 2nd Class Battleship 1898, #2, #3, #4 - (Hai-194) Nicknamed "Old Hoodoo" for her reputation as a bad luck ship, the 2nd class battleship USS Texas was a key participant at the Battle of Santiago di Cuba on July 3, 1898.
Giuseppe Garibaldi, Modern Italian Carrier, #2, #3, #4 - (Hai-225) The latest ship of the Italian Navy to carry this name of one of the founders of the modern Italian state is this carrier.
RN Terribile, Italian Ironclad, 1886, #2, #3, #4, (Hai-227)
Smeroe - Torpedo Boat 1907 Netherlands (Hai-258) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Beowulf, German Training Ship/Auxiliary Minesweeper 1939 (Hai-261) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Hugin, German Training Ship/Auxiliary Minesweeper 1939 (Hai-262) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
HMS Glatton, British Monitor 1918, #2, #3, #4, (Hai-309)
USS Puritan, Monitor, 1896, #2, #3, #4, (Hai-310)
HMS Apollo, British 2nd Class Cruiser, 1915, #2, #3, (Hai-322)
Rüegen, #2 - Torpedo Trials Ship 1959, East German Navy (Hai-365) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
USS Charleston, Cruiser, (Hai-409) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
USS New York ACR-2 (1898), #2 (Hai-415)
Giorgios Averoff, Greek Armored Cruiser 1912, (Hai-440) (Photograph by Jürgen Hader)
Reina Regente I, Spanish Cruiser 1895 - (Hai-452) Photograph from Jiehui & George Elder of Morning Sunshine Models
HMS Medea, British Cruiser 1889 - (Hai-454) Photograph from Jiehui & George Elder of Morning Sunshine Models
SMS Radetzky, Austrian Frigate 1854 - (Hai-455) Photograph from Jiehui & George Elder of Morning Sunshine Models
USS Atlanta, Protected Cruiser, 1886, #2, (Hai-486) Photographed by Rob Mackie
HMS Dreadnought, Turret Ironclad BB 1880, #2, #3 (Hai-456) Photographed by Rob Mackie
Kaiserin Elisabeth, Austrian Steam Frigate 1854 - (Hai-486) Photograph from collectableships.com (MSM)
USS Midway CV-41 1970, USN Aircraft Carrier - (Hai-543) Hai has produced a 1:1250 scale model of the USS Midway CV-41 as of 1970. Hai 543 has deck marking but does not come with aircraft. .
Rochambeau (ex USS Dunderberg), Oceangoing Ironclad Screw Frigate, 1870, #2 (Hai-491) Photographed by Rob Mackie
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Hammonia
Max Behrend, High Seas Tug 1925 (Ham-4) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Bodden, DKM Harbor Tug 1940 (Ham-53) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Dithmarschen - German Customs Vessel 1953 (Ham-60) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Heinrich Hubbe, Icebreaker Tug, Hamburg 1974 (Ham-62) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Eisfuchs, First Icebreaker 1871 (Ham-67) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
L 431, German Army Engineers Heavy Duty Ferry 1957 (Ham-104) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Martina - Krabbenkutter (Shrimp Boat) Germany 1969 (Ham-122) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Argus 2, Argus 2 through Argus 8 1968 inshore salvage tugs. (Ham-126) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Elisabeth - Freighter/Ferry, Germany 1934 (Ham-131) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Falke - Fishing Vessel Cutter, Germany 1975 (SC-29) (Ham-142) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Grief, German Tug 1964 (Ham-159) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Korsfjord, Netztender 47, 1943, German Net Tender (Ham-219) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Castor, Tug 1963. (Ham-248) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Bremen - German Heringslogger (Herring Lugger) 1932 (BV 77) (Ham-347) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
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Hansa
Niobe, Harbor Defense Ship, 1958, Germany (S-21) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Battle Class Destroyer 1943, Great Britain (S-32) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Lenin, Nuclear Powered Icebreaker, (S-37)
Gneisenau, Training Frigate, Germany (S-46) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Narvik, German Destroyer (S-54)
Krupny, Soviet DD, (S-89)
Wappen von Hamburg (II), (S-95)
Bismarck, German Battleship, (S-100)
County Class, British Destroyer, (S-102)
Scharnhorst, 1942, German Battleship (S-105)
Scharnhorst, 1961, #2, (S-108)
USS Coontz, US Destroyer, (S-113)
Z-12, German Destroyer (S-126)
Z-28, German Destroyer (S-127)
Karlsruhe, German Light Cruiser (S-152)
Hamburg, now Maxim Gorki, (S-172)
Z17-19, German Destroyer (S-178)
Z20, German Destroyer (S-179)
Z14-16, German Destroyer (S-180)
Z-9, German Destroyer (S-181)
Stier, (S-191)
Helgoland, Hospital Ship 1966-1972, Saigon & Da Nang (S-192)
Schlesien, German Predreadnought (WW2) (S-204)
Tannenberg, German Minelayer (S-211)
HMS Blake, British Cruiser 1950s (S-215)
USS Long Beach, CG, 1962, (S-216)
Jeanne d'Arc, French Aviation Cruiser (S-228)
Z-32, German Destroyer (S-238)
Z52, German Destroyer Plan (S-252)
Nurnberg, German Light Cruiser (S-314)
Leipzig, German Light Cruiser WWII, (S-315)
Seatroll, (S-330)
Wesfalen, (S-350)
Sonne, (S-356)
Hessen, German Destroyer, 1978 (S-370)
USS Long Beach, CG, 1982, (S-388)
Norasia Princess, (S-398)
Kiev, Russian Carrier/Cruiser, (S-399)
Moskva, Russian Carrier/Cruiser, (S-400)
Yuri Gagarin, Russian Telemetry and Space Tracking Ship, (S-401)
Kynda Class, Russian Rocket Cruiser (RKR), (S-402)
HIJMS Ashigara, Japanese Heavy Cruiser, (S-404)
USS Alabama, Battleship, (S-405)
USS Saratoga, Carrier, 1945 (S-407)
Queen Elizabeth II, Cunard Liner (2001)
MTB Assortment
Rembertiturm, (H-70)
Oil Rig, (H-79)
Harbor Set
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Helvetia
Chartres, French Ferry 1974 (Hel-35) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Flying Princess, P&O Boeing Jetfoil 1977 (Hel-38) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Lake Geneva, Steamer 1927-1969 (Hel-47) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
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H&B
Hikawa Maru, Japanese Hospital Ship, 1945, (HB 18a)
Kojima, Japanese Coast Guard, 2000, #2, #3 (HBM 36) Photographed by Rob Mackie
Heian Maru, Japanese AS, 1942, (HB 18b)
Yamazuki Maru, Japanese Freighter 1940, #2 - (HB 30)
Yamazuki Maru (IJN Transport 1942), #2, #3 (#HB M30a)
Queen Ace, Japanese Automobile Transport, 1988, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7, (HB C-31)
Shin Sakura Maru 1982, #2, #3 (H&B 35)
Einin Maru 1944, #2, #3 (H&B 33)
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H-F
Schamien, German 1902 riverine auxiliary. (HF-15) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Lauting, #2, German Mine Transport Ship 1934 (HF-16a) Photograph by Ingo Holm
Kriegsfischkutter, German Auxiliary 1942, #2 - (HF-30bT) Photograph from Jürgen Hader
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HOLSATIA
Fantasy, Modern Cruise Ship - (HOL-25) Photograph from Volker Stärk
Royal Viking Queen, Cruise Ship - Built in Germany in 1992 for Kloster Group Florida (HOL-31) Photograph from Volker Stärk
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HYDRA
Wischhafen, #2 - Car Ferry, Germany 1988 (Hy-7) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Niedersachsen, Car Ferry connecting Cuxhaven and Brunsbüttel. (Hy-11) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Halladale - British car ferry 1950, (Hy-25) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
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JB
Schnellboot S-1 1932 - (JB 6) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
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JW
Ships of Columbus, 1492, JW 46, 47, 48
Novgorod, Russian Circular Battery, #2, #3 - (JW X1)
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KLAUBAUTERMAN
Frisia II, Passenger Ferry connecting Frisian Islands with mainland. (Kla-4) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Charles De Gaulle, French CVN with Aircraft Set, #2, #3, #4 - (KLA X5)
Charles De Gaulle, CVN (KLA X5) Photograph from Juan Carlos Piro.
Floreal Class Frigate (France), #2, #3
Montcalm, #2 (modern French frigate, KLA X24)
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KM
TA-25, WW2 German Escort, #2, (KM-2)(Photograph by Ingo Hohm)
Heavy AA Ferry, (KM-24)(Photograph by Ingo Hohm)
Mine Ferry (KM-25)(Photograph by Ingo Hohm)
AF-100, Artillery Barge, (KM-30)(Photograph by Ingo Hohm)
AF-106, Flak Barge, (KM-31)(Photograph by Ingo Hohm)
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KONISHI
HIJMS Takao (photograph by Juergen Hader)
HIJMS Musashi, BB, 1942, #2, #3
HIJMS Shinano, CV, 1944, #2
HIJMS Akagi, CV, 1941
HIJMS Chidori, TB, 1938
HIJMS I-16, SS, 1940
HIJMS Zuikaku, CV, 1944
HIJMS Soryu, CV, 1939, #2
HIJMS Atago, CA, 1943, #2
HIJMS Chokai, CA, 1941, #2
HIJMS Maya, CA, 1944, #2
HIJMS Chikuma, CA, 1941, #2
HIJMS I-400, SS, 1945
HIJMS Haruna, BB, 1944, #2, #3
HIJMS Hiryu, CV, 1942, #2
HIJMS Nagara, CL, 1944
HIJMS Kirishima, BB, 1915, #2
HIJMS Junyo, CV, 1942
Haguro, Konishi #314, 1930 - depicts the cruiser around 1930 in her as built configuration with one catapult. All photographs are by Chris Daley of 1250ships.com.
HIJMS Haguro, CA, 1929, #2
HIJMS Fuso, BB
HIJMS Yamashiro, BB
HIJMS Mutsu, BB
HIJMS Natori, CL
Tenryu, Konishi #403 - the oldest Japanese cruiser design to see active combat service in World War Two. All photographs are by Chris Daley of 1250ships.com.
HIJMS Tenryu, CL,1939, #2
HIJMS Kaga, #2, #3
HIJMS Hyuga 1944 BB/CV, #2
HIJMS Ise BB
HIJMS Furutaka, CA 1940, #2, Konishi 316
Mikuma, Konishi #402, 1937 - depicts that cruiser as built with fifteen 6.1-inch guns. All photographs are by Chris Daley of 1250ships.com.
HIJMS Mikuma, as built, CL
HIJMS Kumano CA
HIJMS Mogami, 1944, CA/CV
HIJMS Isuzu, CL 1944, #2, Konishi 406
HIJMS Agano, CL 1943, #2, #3, Konishi 411
HIJMS Kaiyo CVE
HIJMS Yura CL
HIJMS Kinu CL
HIJMS Terutsuki, DD
HIJMS Kagero, DD
HIJMS Fubuki, DD
Argentina Maru, Liner 1938, Konishi 909
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LANGTON
Catskill - Passaic Class Monitor, US American Civil War 1865 (ACW-26) Painted and Photographed by Ingo Hohm
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LH
Sirio, Italian Torpedo Boat 1905 (LH-9) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
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LLOYD
Abercraig, Dundee 1937 Harbor Ferry (Lloyd-1) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Tashmoo, #2 - Great Lakes Ferry US 1900 (Lloyd- 15) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Bima, Dredge, Malaysia, 1980, #2, #3, (Lloyd-19)(Photograph by Ingo Hohm)
Pathfinder, US Oceanic Research Vessel 1911 - (Lloyd-20) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Railroad Ferry Transport, #2, #3, #4 - United States 1880 (Lloyd-31) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
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LUNA
R.C. Rickmers, 1906, Five masts plus steam freighter (Luna 65) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Carl Vinnen, 1922, #2, Five masted Windjammer (Luna 71) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Prinz Eitel Friedrich, 1909, #2, Three masted, full rigged sailing ship (Luna 88) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
H. Bischoff, 1890, #2, Four masted Windjammer (Luna 90) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Moshulu - Four masted Windjammer painted and detailed by Joachim Thiel in a Luna drydock.
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MARU
Aasenfjord Salvage Tug, Germany 1944 (Maru-29) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Sundalsfjord, German Tug 1944 (Maru-29a) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Albatros, B-1039, Ex-Zwarte Zee, German Tug 1940 (Maru-31) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
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MB Models
Alsace, 1940 French Battleship Design, MB Models 1:1250 scale, MBM008K - MB Models produces a 1:1250 scale model of the Alsace 1940 French battleship design with a resin hull and white metal turrets, superstructure and other equipment. The master casting was prepared by John Youngerman.
USS Langley 1942, Seaplane Tender/Aircraft Transport, MB Models 1:1250 Scale - MB Models has two 1:1250 scale models of USS Langley AV-3 as she appeared in 1942. One is kit form, requiring assembly and painting. However, they also have an assembled painted version, as shown here.
HMS Adamant, British Submarine Depot Ship 1941 - If the British submarine is neglected, how much more so is the auxiliary that kept those submarines operational? Martin Brown of MB Models has produced a 1:1250 scale model of the last of the World War Two submarine depot tenders, the HMS Adamant.
Weapons Class, Royal Navy Radar Picket 1963 - MB Models produces a 1:1250 scale model of the Weapons Class Radar Picket. The model is composed of a resin hull with white metal masts, weapons and fittings.
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MERCATOR
Ships of Columbus, 1492, M-2a, b, c
SMS Cormoran, German Cruiser, 1890, #2
SMS Geier, German Cruiser, 1890, #2
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, AMC of WWI
Seeadler, WWI German Raider
Atlantis, AMC of WWII
Westfalen, German Seaplane Tender, 1940, #2, #3, #4 (M-74)
Friedrich Breme, 1940, German AO (M-76)
Altmark, German AO, 1939 (M-77)
Kriegsfischkutter, German Auxiliary 1944 - (M-192) Photograph from Jürgen Hader
UJ 2221, #2 - German Submarine Hunter 1943 (M-194), Photograph from Jürgen Hader
HMS Majestic, 1898, British Battleship, #2 (M-201)
Thule 1893 - Swedish Ironclad (M-212) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Ulf 1873 - Swedish Ironclad (M-221) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
HMS Nile, 1892, British Battleship, #2 (M-251)
Tsarevitch, 1904, (Model Circa 1970), #2, #3, #4 (M-301)
Tsarevitch, 1906, Post Russo-Japanese War (M-301A)
Retvizan, 1900, Russian Battleship (M-303))
Imperator Nikolai I, 1893, Russian Battleship (M-304)
Oslyabya, 1901, Russian Battleship (M-305)
Sissoi Veliki, 1894, Russian Battleship (M-306)
Apraxin, 1895, Russian Coast Defense Battleship (M-310)
Varyag, 1899 Russian Protected Cruiser (M-312)
Askold, 1900, Russian Protected Cruiser, (M-320)
Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse 1897, #2, #3, #4 - The first great liner from Norddeutscher Lloyd (NDL) North German Lloyd. For the first time a German Liner seized the Blue Riband from British liners. Blue Riband holder 5 April 1898 to 12 July 1900. 14,349 tons (M-401)
America, 1940, American Liner, #2 (M-413)
Kaiser Wilhelm II 1903, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6 - The largest of liners from Norddeutscher Lloyd (NDL) North German Lloyd of the German Decade of the Blue Riband, the Kaiser Wilhelm II never held the Blue Riband (West Bound Crossing). She did hold the eastbound record from 20 June 1904 to 24 October 1907. 19,341 tons (M-416)
France IV, 1912, French Passenger Liner (M-417)
RMS Berengaria, British Liner, Cunard 1922-1938, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7 - In service in 1913 for HAPAG as the Imperator, she was the largest ship in the world from 1913 to 1914. Seized after World War One by the British government, she was sold to Cunard Lines. Cunard renamed the liner Berengaria, after the queen of Richard the Lionheart. (M-418A)
Kronprinz Wilhelm 1901, #2, #3, #4, #5 - The second of the Blue Riband holders from Norddeutscher Lloyd (NDL) North German Lloyd. Kronprinz Wilhelm held the record from 16 September 1902 until 8 September 1903. 14,908 tons (M-426)
Britannic, 1938, British Liner (M-495)
Friesland, German Seaplane Tender, 1938, #2, #3 (M-515)
Schwabenland, German Seaplane Tender, 1937, #2, #3, #4 (M-516)
Ostmark, German Seaplane Tender, 1938 (M-518)
Rex, Italia Lines Passenger Liner, 1933-1945, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7 - The Rex was built as the premier passenger liner for the Italia Lines. She was the holder of the Blue Riband from August 16, 1933 until June 3, 1935, when the title was taken by the Normandie. (M-568)
Giulio Cesare, Italian Liner, (M-914) Photograph from Juan Carlos Piro.
Oriana, Liner, #2 - (M-933) Repainted and photographed by Juan Carlos Piro.
Sun Princess, Liner - (M-937) Repainted and photographed by Juan Carlos Piro.
Sea Princess. Liner - (M-937b) Photograph from collectableships.com (MSM)
Grand Princess, Liner - (M-941) Repainted and photographed by Juan Carlos Piro.
Aurora, Liner - (M-947) Repainted and photographed by Juan Carlos Piro.
Jaime I, Spanish Battleship, #2 - Joachim Thiel added detail and painted the Spanish battleship, Jaime I, to portray her as she served in the Republican side in the Spanish Civil War.
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MOUNTFORD
HMS Malta, Heavy Carrier Design 1945, Mountford 1:1250 Scale - Both the USN and RN came a melding of design philosophies for large carrier designs late in the war. For the USN it was the large armored Midway class, whose first unit arrived shortly after the war had ended. For the RN the result was the Malta class whose units never did arrive. Mountford produces a 1:1250 scale resin and white metal of HMS Malta.
HMS Ajax 1942, Leander Class Light Cruiser, Mountford 1:1250 Scale (MM112K) - Mountford produces a resin and white metal model of HMS Ajax as she appeared in 1942.
USS Oriskany 1960, Attack Aircraft Carrier, Mountford 1:1250 Scale (MM250K) - Mountford Models has two versions of USS Oriskany in 1:1250 scale. One is the fully assembled and painted resin model consistent with traditional standard 1:1250 scale practice but the other version is in kit form at a lower price. 
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MICHAEL KELM
Containership, Germany - (MK-009) Photograph by Volker Stärk
Containership, Holland - (MK-011) Photograph by Volker Stärk
Martha Fisser - (MK-012a) Photograph by Volker Stärk
Zouzou - (MK-015) Photograph by Volker Stärk
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NAUTIC - ART
Type VIIC U-Boat in Heavy Seas - This is an unusual subject, or rather it is an unusual manner in which to present a well known subject. Rather than have a pristine Type VIIC U-Boat, fresh from the yard with a brand new coat of paint, Nautic-Art shows the boat in heavy seas.
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NAVWAR
CSS Arkansas 1862 - Confederate Mississippi River ironclad, Defender of Vicksburg, (AC-52) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
CSS Baltic - Confederate Ironclad (AC-55) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
CSS Georgia - Confederate Floating Battery (AC-61) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
USS St Louis 1861 - Union river iron clad (AU-02) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
USS St Louis, 1861 (Two Versions) - Union river iron clad. Versions from Fleetline (F-504) and Navwar (AU-02) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
USS Eastport - Union river iron clad (AU-06) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Camanche - Passaic Class Monitor USN 1865 American Civil War (AU-13) Painted and Photographed by Ingo Hohm
Casco- USN Monitor 1864 American Civil War (AU-21) Painted and Photographed by Ingo Hohm
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NAVIS
Deutschland 1906, #2, #3 (Navis 10N)
Hagen, German Coast Defense Battleship 1910, #2, (NM-15n) (Photograph by Juergen Hader)
Kaiser Wilhelm II, German Battleship 1910 (NM-17n) (Photograph by Juergen Hader)
SMS Ersatz Yorck, German Battlecrusier Plan, 1920, #2, #3, (NM-20n)(photograph by Juergen Hader)
SMS Seydlitz 1913, #2, #3 (Navis 25N)
Scharnhorst 1907, #2 (NM-31S)
SMS Emden II, German Light Cruiser 1916, Navis N41n - Navis has released a new (neu) pattern Emden II (N41n) in their ongoing improvement program for the entire line. The detail on Neu pattern models is tremendous and that of Emden II is no exception.
Brummer, German Light Cruiser/Minelayer 1916, #2, (NM-42n) (Photograph by Juergen Hader)
Karlshruh 1914 - German Light Cruiser (NM-46n) Photographs from Jiehui & George Elder of Morning Sunshine Models
SMS Nurnberg 1914, German Light Cruier in East Asiatic Squadron Colors - Navis produces two versions of the Nurnberg. This is # 50S in the white and buff colors of the German East Asiatic Squadron. The other version is #50, in gray war paint, as she appeared at the Battles of Coronel and the Falkland Islands.
SMS Hohenzollern, Imperial Yacht, 1911, #2, #3, #4, (NM-87n)(photograph by Juergen Hader)
HMS Africa 111N, #2, #3, #4 (battleship, 1906)
HMS Lion 1915, #2, #3 (Navis 124N)
HMS Defence, Armored Cruiser 1908, Navis 1:1250 Scale N160N - This was the final Royal Navy armored cruiser design, the Minotaur class of the 1904 program with all large guns in turrets. The Minotaur Class consisted of three cruisers, HMS Minotaur, HMS Defence and HMS Shannon. All three were laid down in 1905.
HMS Defence 130N , #2, #3 (armoured cruiser, 1908)
HMS Glatton (Monitor 1918), #2 (Navis 188N)
HMS Cardiff, Ceres Class Light Cruiser, 1917, #2, #3 (Navis NM-140aN) Photographed by Rob Mackie
USS Schley DD-103 (Wickes Class), 1918, #2, #3 (NM-360N) Photographed by Rob Mackie
USS Colorado, US Battleship 1920, Navis #300N – as she appeared upon completion. Three of these ships were the last battleships to be completed for the USN before the start of World War Two. Colorado USS portrays the Navis This model by
USS Colorado 1923, #2, #3, #4, #5 (NM 300)
USS Maine 1895, #2 (N-318)
Borodino, Russian Battleship 1905, Navis N612A - Navis has produced a new model of the Borodino N612A, which is painted in the striking black and yellow scheme worn by the Borodino at the Battle of Tsushima.
Oslyabya (Russian BB, 1904) (615N)
Askold, Russian Protected Cruiser 1904, Navis N643 - Navis produces a model of this handsome ship. The Navis Askold (N643) is painted in the striking Pacific Squadron scheme of white with yellow funnels.
SMS Viribus Unitis, Austrian Battleship, 1912, #2, #3, (NM-701)(photograph by Juergen Hader)
F82...Austro-Hungarian DD, 1914 (Navis 761N)
SMS Ulan, #2, #3, #4, Austro-Hungarian Destroyer, 1907 (NM-763N)(photograph by Juergen Hader)
Mowe, WWI German Raider
Wolf, WWI German Raider
Furst Bismarck, #2
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NEPTUN
Admiral Hipper 1940, Neptun Model 1:1250 Scale, Neptun Model 1032 - Neptun Model 1032 represents Admiral Hipper in 1940, after she had received the "Atlantik" bow and addition of stack cap but before the numerous anti-aircraft additions or camouflages schemes applied later when she spent a great deal of time in the fjords of Norway.
Admiral Graf Spee, Panzershiffe 1939, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6 - (N-1033T) with camouflage paint scheme. Photographs from Jürgen Hader
Admiral Scheer, Panzershiffe, (N-1034T) with camouflage paint scheme. Photograph from Juan Carlos Piro.
Lutzow, Heavy Cruiser, #2, #3, #4 - (N-1035) Originally named the Deutschland and the first of the Panzershiffes, the ship was renamed Lutzow and reclassified as a heavy cruiser. Painted and detailed by Paul Jacobs.
T-12, German Torpedo Boat, 1943, (N-1068) with camouflage paint scheme (photograph by Juergen Hader)
T-13, German Torpedo Boat, 1942, (N-1068a) with camouflage paint scheme (photograph by Juergen Hader)
T-11, German Torpedo Boat, 1942, (N-1068t) with camouflage paint scheme (photograph by Juergen Hader)
HMS King George V, #2, #3, #4, #5 - (N-1101) From Morning Sunshine Models
HMS Duke of York 1943 - (N-1101C) Neptun N-1101C is the Duke of York variant of the King George V class RN battleship. The model reflects her appearance in December 1943 when she sank Scharnhorst. As always Neptun provides an incredible amount of detail in their product with all of the fine detail expected of this world leading producer.
HMS Rodney, #2, #3 (N-1102T) with camouflage paint scheme (photograph by Juergen Hader)
HMS Royal Sovereign, #2, #3, (N-1103a)
HMS Queen Elizabeth, #2, #3, #4, #5,1943 (N-1104)
HMS Warspite, #2, #3, #4, (N-1104b)
HMS Malaya, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, 1943 (N-1105)
HMS Barham, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, 1941 (N-1105a)
HMS Hood 1941, #2, #3 (N 1110S)
HMS Furious, British Carrier, 1941, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8 - (N-1117) From Morning Sunshine Models
HMS Furious, Carrier, 1941, #2, (N-1117)(photograph by Juergen Hader)
HMS Courageous 1939, #2, #3, #4, #5 - (N-1119) British Carrier converted from WWI Light Battlecruiser.
HMS York 1939, #2, #3, #4, #5 - (N-1131) First Type B British Heavy Cruiser. With six instead of eight 8-inch (205mm) guns and a lighter displacement compared to the Type A County Class, the Type B heavy cruiser was designed to be an effort to get more cruisers for a shrinking defense budget.
HMS Norfolk 1941, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6 - (N-1132) Famous County Class heavy cruiser. Involved in hunting Bismarck and the Battle of the North Cape against Scharnhorst.
HMS Berwick 1941, #2, #3, #4 - (N-1134b) One of the original Kent Class of the County Class heavy cruisers, which had prominent waterline bulges. Subsequently modified to add a prominent hangar to the rear amidships.
HMS Edinburgh 1941, #2, #3, #4 (N-1142a)
HMS Manchester, CL, 1941, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7 (N-1143)
HMS Wivern, V-W Class Destroyer, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8 - The V-W Class of RN destroyers were built at the end of World War One. Large numbers were still serving with the Royal Navy throughout World War Two. (N-1169c)
HMS Emerald, E Class Light Cruiser, Neptun N-1147 - Neptun Model produces a 1941 fit of HMS Emerald N-1147 before the addition of the pom-poms and twin 20mm mounts.
HMS Emerald, "E" Class Light Cruiser, 1939, #2, #3 (Neptun N-1147) Photographed by Rob Mackie
IJN BB Yamato 1945, #2, #3 (N 1201)
Ise, Japanese Battleship-Carrier, 1944-1945, Neptun 1203 - With N1203 Neptun produces the Ise in her Battle of Leyte Gulf appearance with the rocket launchers flanking the aft flight deck.
Fuso, Japanese Battleship 1936, Neptun 1204 – in 1936. Fuso of Neptun #1204 was the first Japanese battleship to mount 14-inch guns. These are photographs of Fuso Known for her towering pagoda superstructure,
Yamashiro, Japa nese Battleship, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6 - (N-1204a) From Morning Sunshine Models
IJN BB Yamashiro, #2
IJN Zuikaku, Japanese Carrier, 1944, #2, (N-1213a)
IJN Zuikaku, Japanese Carrier 1944, With Camouflage Scheme, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7 - (N-1213aT) Photographs from Jürgen Hader
IJN Kaga 1939, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8, #9 (N 1218)
Shoho, Light Aircraft Carrier, Neptun 1226 - Shoho holds the distinction of being the first Japanese aircraft carrier lost during World War Two. She was involved in operations against New Guinea, which resulted in the Battle of the Coral Sea. On May 7, 1942 a strike from USS Yorktown CV-5 found Shoho and quickly sent her to the bottom with bombs and torpedoes. Her sinking was marked with the phrase "Scratch one flattop!" Neptun #1226 is the Shoho during her very brief carrier as a carrier from January to May 1942.
IJN Mogami CA/CV 1944, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8 - After the Battle of Midway in which the heavy cruiser Mogami was heavily damaged, the cruiser was refitted with a seaplane deck in place of the aft two turrets. She was lost at Surigao Strait in this fit. (N-1231)
IJN DD Yoizuki, 1945, #2 (N-1262A) Photographed by Rob Mackie
Hibiki, #2, Japanese Destroyer, 1940, (N-1268)(photograph by Juergen Hader)
IJN Akitsushima, Japanese Seaplane Tender, 1943, #2, (N-1294)(photograph by Juergen Hader)
USS New Jersey BB-62 (1944), #2, #3, #4, #5, #6 (N 1300b)
USS South Dakota BB-57, 1944, #2, #3, #4 (N 1301a)
USS North Carolina, #2 BB-55, 1945 (N 1302)
USS Tennessee BB-43 (1944), #2, #3 (N 1304)
USS California BB-44 (1944) - One of the newest models from Neptun is the USS California BB-44 (N-1304a) after she appeared after her major reconstruction from 1942 to 1942. With her new appearance she has far greater beam and is loaded down with 20mm Oerlikon and 40mm Bofor AA guns.
USS New Mexico, #2 BB-40, 1945 (N 1305a)
USS Mississippi, #2, 1945 (N 1305b)
USS Arizona BB-39, #2, #3, #4 (N 1306)
USS Arizona BB-39 (N-1306) The Neptun USS Arizona is placed in a scenic diorama by Hans Dorlas.
USS Ticonderoga CV-14 - A modified design of the Essex class aircraft carrier was called the Long-Hull Essex. As constructed, the bulk of the Essex Class were in the long hull category. The 888-feet long-hull variant was found on Ticonderoga CV-14. Neptun produces a model of the Ticonderoga (N-1310b).
Lafayette, #2, #3, #4, Converted by Paul Jacobs from Princeton CVL (N-1311)
USS Commencement Bay CVE-105, #2, #3, #4 (N 1320)
USS Indianapolis (1945) (N-1 334)
USS Chicago CA-29 1940, #2, #3, #4 (N 1335) Photographs from Jiehui & George Elder of Morning Sunshine Models
USS Pensacola, #2 - US Heavy Cruiser (N-1336) Photographs from Jiehui & George Elder of Morning Sunshine Models
USS Salt Lake City, #2, #3 (heavy cruiser,1944, N1336A)
USS Columbia CL-56 (Cleveland Class 1945), #2, #3 (N 1340a)
USS Nashville, #2, #3 (Brooklyn class light cruiser, 1943, N1342B)
USS Walke, Modified Sumner Class Destroyer - Paul Jacobs modified the original Sumner Class model. (N-1360)
USS Fletcher DD-445 (1943), #2, #3 (N-1361T) Photographed by Rob Mackie
USS Avocet, Minesweeper, #2, #3 - (N-1384) From Morning Sunshine Models
USS Bayfield 1945 (Attack Transport APA-33), #2, #3, #4 (N 1392)
USS Cimarron AO-22 Fleet Oiler 1943,, #2, #3 (N 1393a)
Richelieu, #2, #3, French Battleship, 1940, (N-1401)(photograph by Juergen Hader)
Richelieu (N-1401) Photograph from Juan Carlos Piro.
Jeanne de Vienne, French Light Cruiser 1937, #2 - Additional details, painting and placed into a diorama by Paul Jacobs. (N-1441)
Roma, Italian Battleship, #2 (N-1500) with camouflaged paint scheme. Photograph from Juan Carlos Piro.
RN Littorio (N-1501T) with camouflage paint scheme (photograph by Juergen Hader)
Giuseppe Miraglia, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6 - Italian Seaplane Carrier 1939 (N-1520), Photographs from Jürgen Hader
Navigatore Class Italian Destroyer, 1943, #2, #3, #4, with camouflage paint scheme(N-1562T)(photograph by Juergen Hader)
RN Lampo, Italian Destroyer, 1943, #2, #3, with camouflage paint scheme (N-1563aT) (photograph by Juergen Hader)
Oktyabrskaya Revolutsiya, Russian Battleship, 1939, #2, #3, (N-1601)(photograph by Juergen Hader)
Kormoran, WWII German Raider, #2
Michel, WWII German Raider, #2
Stier, WWII German Raider, #2
Orion, WWII German Raider, #2
Thor, WWII German Raider, #2
Atlantis, WWII German Raider
Komet, WWII German Raider
USS Akron, USN Dirigible 1931, #2, #3, (NL-3)
USS Chicago CG-11, Missile Cruiser 1965 N2338 - The USS Albany, Chicago and Columbus were modern razees from two Baltimore and one Oregon City cruisers. They were taken in hand and razeed to the weather deck with a towering superstructure and Tartar SAM mounts.
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NOORDZEE
Niew Amsterdam (l), 1906 (Nz 11)
Niew Amsterdam (ll), (Nz 21B) Situation 1938
Nieuw Amsterdam, Dutch Liner as Troopship, 1944, NZ-23
Boissevain, Liner, Scenic Diorama by Hans Dorlas. (NZ-30a)
Boschfontein 1934, #2 (NZ-50)
Kota Radja 1927 (NZ-74) (Noordzee photo)
Kota Radja 1942 (NZ-74a) (Noordzee photo)
Kota Inten, as built 1927 (NZ-75) (Noordzee photo)
Kota Inten, #2, #3 after conversion to troop ship by US WSA(NZ-76) (#4,Noordzee photo)
Kota Inten 1950, Freighter/Passenger Ship, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7 - (Nz 77)
Kota Inten (NZ-77 & NZ-78) (Noordzee photo)
Kota Baroe, #2 - Dutch merchant 1929 (NZ-81) and as wartime transport 1944 (NZ-82)
Boschfontein 1944 (Noordzee photo)
Johan Van Oldenbarnevelt 1934 (Noordzee photo)
Johan Van Oldenbarnevelt 1944 (Noordzee photo)
Klipfontein 1943 (Noordzee photo)
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OPTATUS
Henri IV 1899 (OPT 8)
Ushio, IJN DD, 1935 (OPT S-15), #2 Photographed by Rob Mackie
USS Columbus CG-12, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6 (Optatus S9B)
USS Truxton (OPT-S 13)
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OSTROWSKI
Smit Nederland, #2 - Dutch Tug 1979 (Ost-58) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
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PAPERLAB
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PIER HEAD MODELS
Ben my Chree, 1927, #2, #3, #4, #5 - Photographs from Chris Hankin of Pier Head Models
Ben my Chree, 1934, #2, #3 - Photographs from Chris Hankin of Pier Head Models
Ben my Chree, Troopship, #2, #3 - Photographs from Chris Hankin of Pier Head Models
Bidston, Mersey Ferry, #2, #3 - Photographs from Chris Hankin of Pier Head Models
Bidston & Prenton, Mersey Ferries - Photograph from Chris Hankin of Pier Head Models
Birkenhead, Mersey Paddle Wheel Ferry - Photographs from Chris Hankin of Pier Head Models
Coleen Bawn, Railway Steamer of the Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway Company - Photographs from Chris Hankin of Pier Head Models
Lady of Mann 1930, Irish Sea Ferry, #2, #3, #4, #5 - Photographs from Chris Hankin of Pier Head Models
Lady of Mann 1934, Irish Sea Ferry, #2 - Photographs from Chris Hankin of Pier Head Models
Lady of Mann 1960, Irish Sea Ferry - Photograph from Chris Hankin of Pier Head Models
Lancashire, Mersey Ferry - Photograph from Chris Hankin of Pier Head Models
Lancashire & Storeton, Mersey Ferries - Photograph from Chris Hankin of Pier Head Models
Mona's Queen (3), Irish Sea Ferry 1934, #2, #3 - Photographs from Chris Hankin of Pier Head Models
Mona's Queen (3), WWII Troopship 1940, #2 - Photographs from Chris Hankin of Pier Head Models
St. Seiriol, Welsh Coastal Cruise Ship, #2, #3 - Photographs from Chris Hankin of Pier Head Models
Throstlegarth, Rhea Tug - Photographs from Chris Hankin of Pier Head Models
St. Trillo, Welsh Coastal Cruise Ship, #2 - Photographs from Chris Hankin of Pier Head Models
Upton, River Mersey Ferry - Photograph from Chris Hankin of Pier Head Models
Xanthus, Blue Funnel Lines Oil Separation Vessel - Photographs from Chris Hankin of Pier Head Models.
The Castle Sisters; Rushen Castle PHF-16, Peel Castle PHF-17, Ramsey PHF-18 - Chris Hankin of Pier Head Models sent in these photographs and commentary of three Castle Sisters. These are the "Castle sisters" of the IOMSP. They originated as three of the series of seven "Duke" sisters of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. All saw distinguished war service in WW I.
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POSEIDON
Sua Kamron Sindhu - Siamese Torpedo Boat 1937 (Pos-58) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
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QUADRANT
Cassard, French Escourteur, 1961, Q3a
Bouvet, French Escourteur, 1956, #2, Q4
Foudre, French LSD, 1991, #2, #3, Q19
USS Lafayette, Ex-Normandie, Troop Transport - (Q25) Most would agree that the Normandie was one of, if not the most beautiful passenger liners ever created. She was in New York when France fell to the German Army and the USN decided to convert her to a troop transport, renamed as Lafayette. Tragically she caught fire at the New York pier and capsized under the weight of water pumped into her to fight the fire. Photographs from Ulrich Rudofsky.
Charles De Gaulle 1999, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8. #9 - (Q 26) French nuclear aircraft carrier, limited production model.
Shangri-La USA CVA 1957, #2, #3, #4, #5 - (Q 27) Modernized Essex Class Carrier
Franklin Delano Roosevelt (CV), #2, #3
USS Newport News (CA), 1966, #2
Delta III, Soviet Ballistic Missile Submarine 1975 - Alain Picouet of Quadrant Models had a large number of USN and Soviet subs at the NYC 1250 scale meeting. The one pictured attached is the 1975 Soviet DELTA III Ballistic Missile Submarine. Photographs by Ulrich Rudofsky.
Redoutable, French Nuclear Submarine, Quadant, Photographs by Ulrich Rudofsky - Among the long list of superb submarine models presently launched or "under construction" by Alain Picouet (QUADRANT) is the French Marine Nationale REDOUTABLE (1967). This finely made, hand-painted model is illustrated here. The French submarine is a museum ship in Cherbourg.
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RG
Cormoran, WWI German AMC
Otway 1914 (armed merchant cruiser), #2, #3
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RHENANIA
Yazoo - USN Monitor 1864, American Civil War (Rhe-20) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Dupuy de Lome, 1892, French Armored Cruiser, #36
Pothuau, 1893, French Armored Cruiser, #66
Prinz Eitel Friedrich, WWI German AMC
Isle of Jersey, British Hospital Ship 1939, #2, #3, #4 - (GLR-18b) Photograph from Jürgen Hader
Kronstadt, #2 (GLR-20)
Riga, #2 (GLR-21)
Svjatogor, #2 (GLR-22)
S-19...German Torpedo Boat, 1914, #2 (RS-46)
American Civil War Monitor DICTATOR
Breslau, Sternwheeler 1909 (RH-50) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Giulio Giorani, #2, #3, #4, #5 - Italian Oiler 1939 in Merchant Livery (RH-71) Photograph by Chris Daley
Giulio Giorani, #2, #3, #4, #5 - Italian Oiler 1942 in Camouflage with Fake Funnel (RH-71b) Photograph by Chris Daley
De Ruyter, 1940, #2 Dutch Light Cruiser #77
Casco - USN Monitor 1864 American Civil War (Rhe-79) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Dictator - USN Monitor 1864 American Civil War (Rhe-80) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Comparison Photograph, Rhenania Casco, Dictator & Navwar Casco - USN Monitors 1864 American Civil War (Rhe-79, Rhe-80, Au-21) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Vastergotland, #2, #3, #4, #5 - Swedish Submarine1987 (RHE-83) Photograph by Chris Daley
Nordensjold, #2 Swedish Destroyer 1940 (RH-87-2)
Gotland, Swedish Cruiser 1938, #2 - (RH-90)
Gotland (Swedish Cruiser 1941), #2 (RH-90)
Sjolejonet, Swedish Submarine, 1939, #2, (RH-97)(photograph by Juergen Hader)
Vidette 1918 (V&W class DD) RS 103
Isle of Guernsey, British Landing Ship 1944, #2, #3, #4 - (RS-105T) Photograph from Jürgen Hader
Isle of Guernesy as LSI, #2 (RS 105)
Winnetou, #2, #3, #4, #5 - German Oiler 1935 (RHE-118) Photograph by Chris Daley
Mode, Swedish Destroyer 1942, #2, (RH-130/29) (Photograph by Juergen Hader)
Gelderland (Dutch cruiser early 1900's) , #2 (RHE 134)
Gelderland, Netherlands Cruiser - Placed in diorama by Hans Dorlas (RH-134)
Wolf, Destroyer, Netherlands 1912, #2, #3 (RH-135) Photographed by Rob Mackie
Wolf, Netherlands Destroyer - Placed in diorama by Hans Dorlas (RH-135)
Hansa Lyon, #2, #3, #4, #5 - Netherlands Coaster 2001 (RHE-138) Photograph by Chris Daley
Nedlloyd Delft (container ship 1997), #2 RH-149
Hela (RS 540) and V.D. Groeben (RSKM 40), #2, #3
Giulio Giordani (Italian tanker, civilian colors)
Giulio Giordani, #2 (Italian tanker in WW2 camo, false funnel) RHE 718
Bogatyr (Russian cruiser 1902, RH-LIZ 3W)
Shieldhall, 1955, British sludge/sewage transport with passenger accommodation (RH-LIZ 7) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Norman (passenger liner, 1894, RH-LIZ 10A)
Teutonic, #2, #3 (passenger, 1889, RH-LIZ 15)
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RHENANIA JUNIOR
Damen Multicat 2510 Workboat 1995 - (Rhenania Junior 18) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Neptun 5 Workboat - (Rhenania Junior 21) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
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RISAWOLESKA
Joh. Gorthon 1947, 2, #3 (RI 62)
King Olav (RI 30B) (Photo Copyright Burkhard Schütt)
Trinidad (RI 59) (Photo Copyright Burkhard Schütt)
Nils Holgersons (RI 67) (Photo Copyright Burkhard Schütt)
Peruvian Reefer (RI 69) (Photo Copyright Burkhard Schütt)
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RS-KM
Togo, German Minelayer, 1940, #2, (RSKM-3)(photograph by Juergen Hader)
Togo, #2...German WW2 fighter director ship (RSKM 5)
Winnetou, German Oiler 1939, (RSKM-13)
Widder, German Raider 1940, #2, #3, #4, #5 - (RSKM-14) Photograph from Chris Daley
German Anti-Aircraft (AA) Barge 1942, #2, #3 - (RSKM-22t) Photograph from Chris Daley
AF-106 Heavily Armed Barge 1945 (RSKM-31)
Hai, #2 German Destroyer Tender 1942 (RSKM-39)
Raule, #2, German Depot/Repair Ship, 1940, (RSKM-42) (photographs by Juergen Hader)
Pinguin, WWII German AMC
Widder, WWII German AMC
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ROSTOCKER SCHIFFSMINIATUREN (RSM)
Northwest Shearwater - (RSM-1305) Photograph from Volker Stärk
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SANTA ROSA
Fairmile D MGB - Based on Figurehead CB24 kit. (SR-32a) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
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SARATOGA MODEL SHIPYARD
George Washington, Coastal Passenger Ship, 1928 - (SMY 03)
George Washington, AP, 1943, (SMY-3a)
Amiens (SMY 04)
Goliath (SMY 06)
Laborieux (SMY 07)
Kanawha AO-1, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6 (SMY 08)
USS Melville, AD-2, 1938, #2 (SMY-10)
Six-fours (SMY 11)
Vestal, AR, 1938, (SMY-12)
Chateaurenault, #2, #3 - French Cruiser painted by Paul Jacobs in the turn of the century black and white French paint scheme. (SMY 13)
Chateaurenault (SMY 13)
Antares, AK 1940 - (SMY 16)
USS Condor, USN Minesweeper 1937 - (SMY 17) Photograph from Jiehui & George Elder of Morning Sunshine Models
USS Salinas, AO 1938, #2, #3 - USN Oiler (SMY 18)
Nitro AE-2, #2 (photographed by Ulrich Rudofsky)
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Scherbak Ship Models
RMS Queen Mary 2, Cunard Liner, With Extended Bridge Wings, Scherbak Ship Models 1:1250 Scale - Scherbak Ship Models has two highly detailed 1:1250 scale models of the Queen Mary 2. One version is in here appearance as originally entering service with Cunard. The second version, seen here is of the Queen Mary 2 after she was fitted with bridge wing extensions presenting her present day appearance.
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Schoenmakers
Aak - Photograph from Thorsten Frohberg
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Seavee Models
San Giorgio (Italian Amphibious Assault Ship, 1988), #2, #3, #4, #5 (SVX-5)
Triton, British Experimental Ship, #2 (SVX-14)
Apache, AT, #2 - (SVX-17)
Sir Tristram, #2 - (SVM-507B)
Adept, RMAS Tug - Great Britain 1980 (SV-509) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Arakan, #2 - British Landing Ship 1978 (SVM-513)
Stromboli (Italian Armed Replenishment Ship, 1976), #2, #3, #4, #5, #6
US Navy Tug (YTB), #2 (Photographed by Kurt Greiner)
USS Zumwalt DD-21, #2 -
Gloucester, Type 42 British DD, #2 -
Savannah, Modern USN AOR - Limited Edition Model
Sea Shadow (USN Experimental Ship) (Photographed by Kurt Greiner)
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Sextant
Millenium, Paddlewheeler (Sextant 2 2) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Governor Miller - (Sextant 58) Photograph from Volker Stärk
Meerwal, Dutch Hopper Suction Dredge, 1973 (Sextant 71) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Nanny, Tanker, (Sextant 85)(Photograph from Ingo Hohm)
Royal Kipper, 1987, Dutch freighter (Sextant 111) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Northern Star, 1986, Dutch freighter (Sextant 112) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Saga Kanya, 1983, #2, Indian Research Vessel (Sextant 147) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Polonia, Ferry 1995, #2, #3, #4, #5, (Sextant 155)(Photograph from Ingo Hohm)
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Star
CSS David, Spar Torpedo Boat 1862 -(Star 102) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Perry, American Civil War - (Star 106) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Ironclad Dummy, American Civil War - (Star 123) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
USS Choctaw - Union River Ironclad (Star 127) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
USS Curtis, Balloon Barge 1863 - (Star 130) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Albemarle, Confederate Ironclad - (Star 133) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
USS Essex 1862, #2 - Union River Ironclad (Star 136) Photographs by Ingo Hohm
Chickasaw, Union Double Turreted Monitor - (Star 152) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Lafayette, Union River Ironclad - (Star 155) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
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Superior
A-150 Type 798 "Super" Yamato with 6-20inch guns - (J109) Photograph from Bob Weymouth.
No. 13, Japanese Battleship Design of 1921 - (J110) The design for the last four battleships to be built in the Japanese 8-8 program. Photograph from Wayne Smith.
A 140, Japanese Battleship Design of 1935 - (J111) Bob Weymouth has painted and photographed his model of the A 140 1935 Japanese battleship design.
A140A2, Japanese Battleship Design - (J112) Another 68,000 ton design preceding the eventual Yamato design. Photographs by Bob Weymouth.
Fujimoto 1930 IJN Battleship Design - (J114) The Fujimoto design carries their secondary guns both fore and aft of the main battery turrets, two forward and for aft. A catapult is mounted atop C turret. Photographs by Bob Weymouth.
Hiraga 1930 IJN Battleship Design - (J115) The Hiraga design carries her secondary guns in mixed arrangement: 4 twin turrets and eight single casemate mounts. Photographs by Bob Weymouth.
Kitakami - Japanese Torpedo Cruiser (Photographs by Bob Weymouth)
Mogami - Japanese CA/CV 1944 (Photographs by Bob Weymouth)
HMS Invincible, WWI British Battlecruiser -(Photograph from Jesse Sublett)
SMS Nassau, WWI German Battleship, Three models of the Nassau Class, Two from Superior, One from Navis (Photograph from Jesse Sublett)
SMS Konig, WWI German Battleship, (Photograph from Jesse Sublett)
Fuso, WWII Japanese Battleship, #2, (Photograph from Jesse Sublett)
Ise, WWII Japanese Battleship, (Photograph from Jesse Sublett)
Fuso, USS Missouri, and USS Maine, #2, (Photograph from Jesse Sublett)
Fuso with USS Maine (Photograph from Jesse Sublett)
HMS Hood, Planned 1944 Design, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6 (from collection of John Olsen)
USS Lexington, Battle Cruiser design 1921 - (A202) Design of USS Lexington, CC1 armed with 8-16inch/50. An improved version (armament and protection) over the 1916 design. Photographs by Bob Weymouth.
USN 1917 Battleship Design, Scheme 166 - (A135) This was known as “Scheme 166” and was based on use of a Pennsylvania hull. It was an excellent design that could have been built. Photographs by Bob Weymouth.
USN 1934-2 Battleship Design - (A137) US BB Design 1934 2, a 35,000 ton 30 knot battleship with 8-16"/45. Photographs by Bob Weymouth.
USN 1937 Battleship Design XVI - (A138) 1937 US BB Design XVI. The last preliminary design to USS North Carolina, she mounted 12-14inch/50 guns. Photographs by Bob Weymouth.
USS New Jersey 1968 - This is the Superior 1;1200 scale USS New Jersey 1968 (A140). Due to the heavy fighting in Vietnam, the US Navy withdrew this battleship from the Reserve Fleet in September 1967 and outfitted her for renewed service with the fleet. Photographs by Bob Weymouth.
USS 1933 Battle Cruiser Design - US Battle Cruiser design of 30,000 tons standard, 33,500 tons full load with a speed of 31.5 knots. Armament was to have been 9-14"/50. Photographs by Bob Weymouth.
USS South Dakota BB-49, 1921 Design, #2, #3 - (Photograph from Jesse Sublett)
USS South Dakota BB-49, 1921 Design, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6 (from collection of John Olsen)
USS Georgia, a Montana II Design - (A127), USS Georgia, a Montana II design with 18inch/47 caliber guns in lieu of the 16inch/50. Photographs by Bob Weymouth.
HMS Lion, Royal Navy 1939 Battleship Design, Superior 1:1200 Scale B102, By Bob Weymouth - This is the British Lion Class BB 1939, produced by Superior in 1:1200 scale as model B102.
HMS Invincible, 1921 Battlecruiser Design, #2, -Design G3. (Photograph from Jesse Sublett)
HMS Invincible, 1921 Battlecruiser Design, #2, #3 (from collection of John Olsen)
British F3 Battlecruiser Design - (B206) After the Washington Treaty ended work on the G3 (Invincible), design F3 was drawn up and became an ancestor to the eventual Rodney/Nelson design. Photographs by Bob Weymouth.
Royal Navy N3 Battleship Design of 1922 - (B112) This is the follow up to the G3 design. Photograph from Wayne Smith.
Royal Navy 15A/B Battleship Design of 1935 - (B113) The first design for a new battleship for the RN in 1935. Photograph from Wayne Smith.
USS Tillman, Design IV2 - (A126) One of a series of designs made in 1916 to find the ultimate US battleship design, armed with 15-18inch guns. Photographs by Bob Weymouth
Senator Tillman 1916 USN Battleship Design - S-130 Photograph by Bob Weymouth
Japanese Super-Yamato Design A-150 Hull No. 798 - S-131 Photograph by Bob Weymouth
Dutch 1940 Battlecruiser Design 1047 - Photograph by Bob Weymouth
HMS Dorsetshire - (B305) British County Class heavy cruiser. Photographs by Bob Weymouth
HMAS Hobart - (B408) Australian light cruiser. Photographs by Bob Weymouth
British Super-Lion Design 16D38 - Photograph by Bob Weymouth
Gascogne, French Battleship Design 1940, Superior 1:1200 Scale F105 - As the fourth unit of the Richelieu class, the Gascogne 1940 design had the main battery arranged fore and aft and the secondary battery placed entirely on the center line. By Bob Weymouth.
H39 German Battleship Design with Twelve 15-Inch Guns, Superior 1:1200 Scale G103 - This is the German battleship design H39 with twelve 15inch guns. This model is the Superior/Alnavco G103 in 1:1200 scale and shows an alternative armament scheme. By Bob Weymouth.
H39 German Battleship Design with Eight 16-Inch Guns, Superior 1:1200 Scale - This is the H-39 German Battleship Design with eight 16inch guns in 1:1200 scale by Superior Models, model G104. This design was the basic plan proceeded with and other than the main battery was no different than the design with twelve 15-inch guns, G103. This class was cancelled due to higher priorities for U-Boat construction. By Bob Weymouth.
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TREMO
RN Warship Boxed Set from 1930s, #2, #3 Photographs by John Heasel
Huso (Fuso), Japanese Battleship, #2, #3, #4
Kaga, Japanese Carrier, #2, #3, #4
Marat, Soviet Battleship, #2, #3, #4
USS Omaha, Light Cruiser, #2, #3, #4
USS Pensacola, Heavy Cruiser, #2, #3, #4
USS Salt Lake City, Heavy Cruiser, #2, #3, #4
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TRIDENT
Meteor, Soviet Hydrofoil, 1971 - (Trident 338) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Stalingrad, River Tug 1956, (Trident 816)(Photo by Ingo Hohm)
Raketa, Soviet Hydrofoil, 1969 - (Trident 889) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Meteor, Soviet Hydrofoil, 1971 - (Trident 893) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Van Heemskerck, Netherlands CL, 1942, (Trident 1005)
Beograd, 1941, Yugoslav destroyer (Trident 1099) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
GK10037 & 10048 Danube Cargo Barges, 1941, #2 - (Trident 1404) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Harle, 1942, German Water Tanker (Trident 1573) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Biber, Tank Cleaning Craft, Germany 1944 (Trident 1617) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
W 75, German Coal Barge, 1916, (Trident 1726) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Aeronaut, #2, Barge (Trident 1727) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Borkum, German Auxiliary Oil Barge, #2, (Trident 1734) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Danzig, Kriegsmarine Tug, (Trident 1739) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Eisvogel, Kriegsmarine Icebreaker, (Trident 1758) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
De Zeven Provincien, Netherlands Cruiser - Placed in diorama by Hans Dorlas (Ta-10117)
USS Desota County, LST, 1960, (Trident-Alpha 10142)
USS Norfolk, DL, 1958, (Trident-Alpha 10151)
USS Pine Island, AV, 1965, (Trident-Alpha 10213)
USS Trenton, LSD, 1980, #2, (Trident-Alpha 10283)
USS Willis A Lee, DL, 1966, (Trident-Alpha 10351)
USS Manila Bay, CVE, 1944, #2, #3, (Trident-Alpha 10352)
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TRITON
TB 57, Harbor Tug Photograph by Ingo Hohm
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U-9
Meteor, German Auxiliary, 1924, #2
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VG
Theo Fischer, Lifeboat from the DGzRS (VG-11) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
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VON STAUFFENBERG
HMS Alexandra, Ironclad, 1887, #2
Almaz, Russian Seaplane Carrier, 1916, #2, #3, #4, #5, SM24A
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WELFIA
Bechelaren, German Danube Monitor 1939 - (Welfia-2) Photograph from Jürgen Hader
Stettin, German Icebreaker, (Welfia-135) Photograph by Ingo WelfiaHohm
Deutschland, German Submarine Freighter 1916, (Welfia-142) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
NNV1 Chain Tug, Germany 1871 - (Welfia 165) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Hanseat, Short Sea Trader, Germany 1937 - (Welfia-193) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
W.Wb. 7 - Kriegsmarine Accommodation Barge 1943 (Welfia-205), Photograph by Ingo Hohm Welfia
W.Wb. 4 - Kriegsmarine Accommodation Barge 1941 (Welfia-209), Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Meersburg - German car and passenger ferry on Bodensee 1930 (Welfia-222) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Kurisches Haff - (Welfia-223) German Passenger Ship 1928, Photograph from Jürgen Hader
Arbeit Adelt - German Work-boat 1940 (Welfia-240), Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Bamberg - German sea-going freighter converted from Danube River transport 1935 (Welfia-248), Photograph by Ingo Hohm
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WESTPHALIA
HMS Eagle, 1955, #2, British Carrier, #2.
Ursula 1976 - Built 1957 (Westphalia-05) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
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WIRRAL
Empire Clyde, British AP, 1950, (#10a)
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YORCK
Niobe, Kriegsmarine Escort 1943, (Yorck-137) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Hamidije, WWI Turkish Cruiser, (Yorck-250) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
Medjidye, WWI Turkish Cruiser, (Yorck-251) Photograph by Ingo Hohm
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