Hamburg Hamburg by Mercator
Hamburg by Mercator M 533--- Hamburg America 22,117 grt Launched in 1925, the ship was refitted to its present configuration in 1933. She was one of the class of 4 cargo liners built for the Hamburg NY run. 1940 KM accommodation ship. 1945 transported 23,000 people to West Germany before striking a mine and sinking in shallow water. 1950 raised by Soviets renamed Yuri Dolgoruki. 1957 records lost This model is no longer in production. Retail price when last available $68 Our price $55
Hamburg by Mercator M 533--- Hamburg America 22,117 grt Launched in 1925, the ship was refitted to its present configuration in 1933. She was one of the class of 4 cargo liners built for the Hamburg NY run. 1940 KM accommodation ship. 1945 transported 23,000 people to West Germany before striking a mine and sinking in shallow water. 1950 raised by Soviets renamed Yuri Dolgoruki. 1957 records lost This model is no longer in production. Retail price when last available $68 Our price $55
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Victoria & Albert by Carat British Royal Yacht
The ship was built at the start of British Queen Victoria's Reign to shuttle the royal couple around their vast empire. It was the "Air Force One" of its time. The model was made by the maker of the finest civilian 1/1250s today. Their stock # C020. It is currently Out of Production. It comes in it's origional factory box. Retail Price $130.00 Our Price $104.00
The ship was built at the start of British Queen Victoria's Reign to shuttle the royal couple around their vast empire. It was the "Air Force One" of its time. The model was made by the maker of the finest civilian 1/1250s today. Their stock # C020. It is currently Out of Production. It comes in it's origional factory box. Retail Price $130.00 Our Price $104.00
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Aquitania Aquitania by Albatross
Aquitania by Albatross Al 105---Cunard lines 45,647 grt Completed in 1914 the ship made only a couple of voyages before being taken over by the Royal Navy. She was returned in 1919. She served Cunard until World War II and then again from 1948 on. She was known as the ship beautiful! She was broken up in 1950. Retail price $108 Our price $87
Aquitania by Albatross Al 105---Cunard lines 45,647 grt Completed in 1914 the ship made only a couple of voyages before being taken over by the Royal Navy. She was returned in 1919. She served Cunard until World War II and then again from 1948 on. She was known as the ship beautiful! She was broken up in 1950. Retail price $108 Our price $87
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Mauritania Mauritania by Albatross
Mauritania by Albatross Al166--- Cunard Lines 31,938grt. Completed in 1907, this sister of the Lusitania proved to be the fastest ship on the Atlantic for 20 years. She served as a troop transport in World War I, returned to service with Cunard in 1919 and wasn't broken up until 1935 Retail Price $99 Our Price $80
Mauritania by Albatross Al166--- Cunard Lines 31,938grt. Completed in 1907, this sister of the Lusitania proved to be the fastest ship on the Atlantic for 20 years. She served as a troop transport in World War I, returned to service with Cunard in 1919 and wasn't broken up until 1935 Retail Price $99 Our Price $80
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Hamburg Antique Viking Model
Hamburg by Viking. Another early example of one of the first model manufacturers of 1/1250 ships. This model is no longer in production Our price $20
Hamburg by Viking. Another early example of one of the first model manufacturers of 1/1250 ships. This model is no longer in production Our price $20
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Montecuccoli Neptune Warship
Montecuccoli by Neptune N1452 a hard to find example of one of a WW2 Italian cruisers in just out-of-the-box condition. Retail price $53 Our price $40
Montecuccoli by Neptune N1452 a hard to find example of one of a WW2 Italian cruisers in just out-of-the-box condition. Retail price $53 Our price $40
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Imperator Imperator by Mercator
Imperator by Mercator M418--- Hamburg America line 52,117grt 909' long, Largest ship in the world when completed in 1914. She was meant to be the first of a trio of super ships Germany hoped to capture the North Atlantic ferry service with. World War II saw her laid up with her sisters. In 1920 she was ceded to Britain, sold to Cunard and renamed Berengaria. The ship suffered a fire in 1938 and was sold for scrap a year later.This model is now out of production Retail when last available $56 Our Price $45
Imperator by Mercator M418--- Hamburg America line 52,117grt 909' long, Largest ship in the world when completed in 1914. She was meant to be the first of a trio of super ships Germany hoped to capture the North Atlantic ferry service with. World War II saw her laid up with her sisters. In 1920 she was ceded to Britain, sold to Cunard and renamed Berengaria. The ship suffered a fire in 1938 and was sold for scrap a year later.This model is now out of production Retail when last available $56 Our Price $45
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REX Rex by Mercator
Rex by Mercator M568---Italia line 51,062 grt. This 880 ft. long Italian liner was completed in 1932 and one year later took the Blue Riband. Although she was laid up for the entire war, 1944 saw her bombed by British aircraft and sunk in shallow water. She was scrapped after the war. This model is now out of production. Retail when last available $118 Our Price $75
Rex by Mercator M568---Italia line 51,062 grt. This 880 ft. long Italian liner was completed in 1932 and one year later took the Blue Riband. Although she was laid up for the entire war, 1944 saw her bombed by British aircraft and sunk in shallow water. She was scrapped after the war. This model is now out of production. Retail when last available $118 Our Price $75
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Boissevain by Viking I'll bet you haven't seen this before
Boissevain by Viking THIS MODEL IS OUT OF SCALE. THE SHIPS WERE 559' LONG; THE MODEL IS 6.75" LONG. Boissevain and her sisters Tegelberg and Ruys were liners built in 1937 for the Dutch company Royal Interocean Lines. They served from the mother country to South Africa, Dutch Indonesia and Japan. All three served as Allied troop ships in World War II and all three survived until 1968 when broken up. This model appears to be a prewar Viking model made to be sold aboard the trio as souvenirs the model has its masts etc. but is very badly chipped and needs a new paint job. On the other hand it is a very rare model from one of our hobbies earliest producers. Our price $50
Boissevain by Viking THIS MODEL IS OUT OF SCALE. THE SHIPS WERE 559' LONG; THE MODEL IS 6.75" LONG. Boissevain and her sisters Tegelberg and Ruys were liners built in 1937 for the Dutch company Royal Interocean Lines. They served from the mother country to South Africa, Dutch Indonesia and Japan. All three served as Allied troop ships in World War II and all three survived until 1968 when broken up. This model appears to be a prewar Viking model made to be sold aboard the trio as souvenirs the model has its masts etc. but is very badly chipped and needs a new paint job. On the other hand it is a very rare model from one of our hobbies earliest producers. Our price $50
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Frederico C A Mercury Model
Frederico C by Mercury. Mercury was a small Italian company making 1/1200 models of their country's ocean liners in the late '50s and early '60s. This model # N453 is one of the early Costa liners. It shows signs of wear and does contain some paint chips although the casting itself is undamaged. Mercury models like the British Triangs has developed a following in the collectibles market. Frederico C. was launched in 1957 and at 20,416 grt carried just over 1200 passengers. Our price $35
Frederico C by Mercury. Mercury was a small Italian company making 1/1200 models of their country's ocean liners in the late '50s and early '60s. This model # N453 is one of the early Costa liners. It shows signs of wear and does contain some paint chips although the casting itself is undamaged. Mercury models like the British Triangs has developed a following in the collectibles market. Frederico C. was launched in 1957 and at 20,416 grt carried just over 1200 passengers. Our price $35
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USS RANGER (1933)by Delphin America's 1st built from the keel up carrier
Laid down to conforn to the Washington treaty, she proved too small for Pacfic Fleet service. She spent most of WW2 in the Atlantic. This is a rare OOP model. Someone reattached the deck house and left traces of glue on the hull and flightdeck. We leave it to you to remove. Mfg. stock #D101 Our Price $35.00
Laid down to conforn to the Washington treaty, she proved too small for Pacfic Fleet service. She spent most of WW2 in the Atlantic. This is a rare OOP model. Someone reattached the deck house and left traces of glue on the hull and flightdeck. We leave it to you to remove. Mfg. stock #D101 Our Price $35.00
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