Vtg Photograph Sep 11 1893 Commissioning British HMS Empress of India Battleship. HMS Empress of India was one of seven Royal Sovereign-class pre-dreadnought battleships built for the Royal Navy during the 1890s. She was transferred to the Mediterranean Fleet in 1897, during which time Empress of India was assigned to the International Squadron blockading Crete… (read more)
See pictures for condition details.
WWI 1912 HMS New Zealand Navis Neptun 125 British Battlecruiser In 1/1250 Scale. See pictures for condition details, masts are slightly bent.
For sale is a vintage British WW2 Royal Navy chrome air sea rescue boat for downed pilots desk model. The boat is marked “150” and is over 12 long. It weighs over 2 pounds. Use it as a desk model or a lighting piece (put a bulb under it to project light out of its… (read more)
We will make sure you receive it in perfect condition! Detailed features include ornate mounted canons, lifeboats, captain’s wheel, and other finely made miniatures. Two-masted and rigged fore-and-after, this model also features paddle wheels connected by a bridge and a single tall funnel.
Material: Diecast and plastic in detail. Scale:1/1250 finished and painted model, ready to be displayed. We will do our best to make you happy. ONLY SUITABLE FOR AGE 14+. Size: Length: 18.5 cm.
WWII Framburg Recognition ID Model British Uganda Class 1/500 Scale Teacher Model. See pictures for condition details, there are a few chips in the paint and broken gun barrels. Shows normal signs of wear for its age.
For sale is a vintage British WW2 Royal Navy chrome air sea rescue boat for downed pilots desk model. The boat is marked “150” and is over 12 long. It weighs over 2 pounds. Use it as a desk model or a lighting piece (put a bulb under it to project light out of its… (read more)
Up for sale is a Comet 1:500 US Recognition model – British HMS Diadem – Light Cruiser – Aug 54′, 12 Long. This teacher model is in great condition and appears to be complete but we are not experts so please verify for yourself. The main mast looks like the top pieces were “glued” back… (read more)
