{"id":84,"date":"2019-05-26T15:49:17","date_gmt":"2019-05-26T15:49:17","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.photrek.co.uk\/wordpress\/?page_id=84"},"modified":"2026-04-10T17:38:08","modified_gmt":"2026-04-10T17:38:08","slug":"convoy-models-new-models-from-a-variety-of-manufacturers","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/www.photrek.co.uk\/?page_id=84","title":{"rendered":"Convoy Models – New Models from a variety of manufacturers in 1\/1250 & 1\/1200 scales."},"content":{"rendered":"\n

A selection of models by Arrowhead, Clydeside<\/s>, Dave Hampson, Figurehead, John’s Miniature Ships, MB, Minic, Neptun, Oceanic, Trident & Wirral (WMS & HM)<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

All models listed on these pages can be obtained directly from Tim Hudson by mail, or at the \u2018Ship Shows\u2019 and other events that he visits (or even by calling personally). Prices listed are in GBP Sterling, and exclude a contribution towards postage & packing. Payment may be made by a number of means: BACS (or similar), cash, PayPal or a personal cheque drawn in GBP on a UK bank. If paying by PayPal 5% may be added to cover charges. Regrettably I\u2019m not able to accept payment by Credit or Debit Card, and, sorry – I can’t give Credit. Due to increasing delays within the banking system BACS is preferred. This page was last updated on the 10th April, 2026. Items in stock at \u00a0the moment are shown by a bold (X)<\/mark><\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Customers are asked to note that I reserve the right to withdraw any item from sale at any time.
The photographs are all from the German Sammelhafen<\/a> webpages – they are not mine. I regret I am NOT able to take photographs of models that are not on Sammelhafen.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

For further details contact Tim Hudson: convoy [at] photrek.co.uk  or on direct telephone 01522 524672 (Overseas dialling: 00 44 1522 524672)<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Second-hand & pre-loved models from Convoy Models<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Lincoln (Welton\/Dunholme) Mini- Ship Show 2026<\/a><\/strong>

DH\/Wirral\/Len Jordan models – Liners (L) series <\/strong><\/a>
DH\/Wirral\/Len Jordan models – Freighters (M) series <\/a> <\/strong>
DH\/Wirral\/Len Jordan models – Armed Merchantmen (K) & Tankers (T)<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Items in stock at  the moment are shown by a bold (X)<\/mark><\/strong>.<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

\u2018Arrowhead Models\u2019 – \u201cGrand Fleet\u2019\u2019 (Kits in 1\/1200 scale)<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Unfortunately, as of 3rd December 2025, this range has closed: as of this moment I do not know the future of the ship models, other than that the new owner does not wish to continue with them. A sad loss.<\/mark><\/strong>
This is a new range of 1\/1200 scale kits<\/mark><\/strong> of RN ships of the First World War period and was also planned to include modern RN Destroyers & Frigates. Described as ‘of Navis\/Neptun quality’ the range has<\/s> had some production problem and was not as ‘prolific’ as hoped. A limited number of new models are now being produced. It is my intention to keep the range in stock.<\/s><\/p>\n\n\n\n

HMS Iron Duke<\/strong> (WW1 Battleship)  \u00a330.00(X)<\/mark><\/mark><\/strong>
HMS Warspite<\/strong> (WWI Battleship)  \u00a330.00 <\/s>
HMS King George V<\/strong> (WWI – Battleship) \u00a328.00<\/s><\/mark><\/strong>
HMS Queen Mary<\/strong> (WWI – Battlecruiser) \u00a328.00 <\/s>
HMS Inflexible<\/strong> (WWI – Battlecruiser) \u00a3xx.xx <\/s>
HMS Lion<\/strong> (Battlecruiser) \u00a330.00
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HMS Warrior<\/strong> (Armoured Cruiser) \u00a320.00<\/s>
HMS Chatham<\/strong> (Cruiser) \u00a320.00
HMS Castor<\/strong> (Cruiser WWI to mid 1930s) \u00a320.00
HMS Canterbury<\/strong> (Cruiser WWI to mid 1930s) \u00a320.00
HMS Caroline<\/strong> (Cruiser) \u00a320.00 (M)<\/s>

HMS Mary Rose <\/strong>(\u2018M\u2019 class Destroyer) \u00a310.00(X)<\/mark><\/mark><\/strong>
HMS Vega<\/strong> (\u2018V\u2019 & \u2018W\u2019 class Destroyer 1918) \u00a314.00 <\/s><\/mark><\/strong>

\u2018E\u2019 class<\/strong> Submarine – pack of 2 \u00a35.00 Please ask<\/s>
\u2018H\u2019 class<\/strong> Submarine – pack of 2 \u00a35.00 Please ask<\/s>
\u2018K\u2019 class<\/strong> Submarine  – pack of 1 \u00a34.00 Please ask
\u2018M\u2019 class<\/strong> Submarine (with 12″ gun) – pack of  1 \u00a34.00<\/s>

M15<\/strong> class Monitor \u00a35.00 <\/mark><\/strong>
M33<\/strong> class Monitor \u00a35.00<\/s><\/p>\n\n\n\n

\u2018Arrowhead Models\u2019 – Modern Royal Navy (Kits<\/span> in 1\/1250 scale)<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Type 23<\/a><\/strong> Frigate – based on HMS Argyll: fitted with Sea Ceptor & ‘Kryten’ turret \u00a320.00 <\/s><\/span><\/strong>
Type 26 Frigate (\u2018City\u2019 class) – in process
Type 31 Frigate – in process
Type 45 Destroyer (As updated) – in process<\/s><\/p>\n\n\n\n

‘Clydeside Models’ kits in 1\/1200 from this ‘classic’ range with new items being added.<\/strong> I regret to report the death, in June, 2020 of Bill Gilpin – it is possible that the range may be restarted in the future – further info to be added (or contact TJH direct). TJH 30\/11\/2021<\/em><\/strong>
Update: Following lengthy discussions with the gentleman who has purchased the name & materials it appears that little can be done to salvage the range: a great pity. Photograph’s exist of Bill’s workbench before his death – the feeling is that the contents went as ‘waste’ and are lost. A great pity. TJH 21\/10\/202<\/strong><\/em>3<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Royal Navy (& RAN):<\/s><\/strong>
HMS Aphis (River Gunboat – 1942 [Med. Fleet]) \u00a35.50
HMS Audacity (Escort Carrier – 1941) \u00a318.00
‘Bangor’ class M\/S see<\/strong> IJN W101 below
HMAS Bendigo (‘Bathurst’ class minesweeper – 1942) \u00a35.50
HMS Exeter (Heavy cruiser – as at Battle of the Java Sea – 1942) In process<\/strong> – awaited \u00a318.00
HMS Ladybird (River Gunboat – 1942 [Med. Fleet]) \u00a35.50
HMAS Perth (Cruiser – as at Battle of the Java Sea – 1942) \u00a318.00 In process<\/strong> – awaited
HMS Rattlesnake (Fleet Minesweeper – 1941) \u00a35.50
HMS Sandpiper (River Gunboat – 1939 [Yangtze River ]) \u00a35.50
Vosper 72’6″ MTB (1941)(pack of 4) \u00a33.60 <\/s><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Imperial Japanese Navy<\/s><\/strong>
W101 (Minesweeper– <\/strong> ex-HMS TAITAM (ex- PORTLAND)BANGOR class, captured on stocks @ Hong Kong. \u00a35.50 <\/s><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Royal Netherlands Navy<\/s><\/strong>
HNlMS De Ruyter (Cruiser – as at Battle of the Java Sea – 1942) In process<\/strong> – awaited \u00a318.00
HNlMS Java (Cruiser – as at Battle of the Java Sea – 1942) In process<\/strong> – awaited \u00a318.00 <\/s>

United States Navy<\/s><\/strong>
USS Pope (Destroyer – as at Battle of the Java Sea – 1942) In process<\/strong> – awaited \u00a39.00
USS San Pablo (Fictional River Gunboat from ‘The Sand Pebbles’ – 1926) \u00a35.50 <\/s>
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Dave Hampson (DH) Models – these are the re-issued range of models originally created by Len Jordan & then run by WMS (Les & Alan Hodder). After a long break I am pleased to announce the arrival of the first few of these 1\/1200 scale resin kits.<\/strong>

In order to accommodate a number of ‘mint’ painted models from a variety of sources, plus some other second-hand material all LJ\/WMS\/DH models are now consolidated onto the following pages:<\/strong>

Liners (the ‘L’ series)<\/a>

Cargo ships (the ‘M’ series)<\/a>

Armed merchantmen & auxiliaries (the ‘K’ series) and tankers (the ‘T’ series)<\/a><\/h3>\n\n\n\n

Figurehead Models (1\/1250 scale)<\/strong><\/h3>\n\n\n\n

RN \u2018Hunt\u2019 class<\/strong><\/a> Destroyer (Type 1) CB71 Kit<\/strong> \u00a310.00 (X)<\/mark><\/strong>
<\/s>USS John C Butler<\/strong> (Destroyer Escort – 1944) CU71 Kit<\/strong> \u00a312.50 (X)<\/mark><\/strong>

KM T25-36<\/strong> ‘Elbing’ cl<\/strong> (Torpedo Boat – 1944) CG33a Kit<\/strong> \u00a38.00 (X)<\/mark><\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

John’s Miniature Ships – a range of 3D printed warships & freighters to 1\/1200 scale.<\/strong>
Models in this range are all available to order with an approx production time of four weeks<\/strong>.
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Royal Navy – World War II
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HMS Renown<\/strong> (Battle-cruiser) RN101 \u00a325.00
HMS Warspite<\/strong> (Battleship) RN102

HMS Roberts<\/strong> (Monitor – as built) RN701a \u00a312.00
HMS Roberts<\/strong> (Monitor – with full bulge) RN701b \u00a312.00

HMS Unicorn<\/strong> (Maintenance Carrier – 1942) RN201
HMS Illustrious<\/strong> (Fleet Carrier – 1942) RN202 \u00a325.00

HMS Hawkins<\/strong> (Cruiser – 7 x 7.5″) RN335
HMS Frobisher<\/strong> (Cruiser – 5 x 7.5″) RN336
HMS Effingham<\/strong> (Cruiser – 1940 [9×6″]) RN337
HMS Raleigh<\/strong> (Cruiser – 1922) RN338<\/p>\n\n\n\n

HMS Emerald<\/strong> (Cruiser – 1939) RN323 \u00a315.00
<\/s>HMS<\/strong> Enterprise<\/strong> (Cruiser – 1939 [twin 6″ guns]) RN324 \u00a310.00<\/p>\n\n\n\n

HMS Kent<\/strong> (Heavy Cruiser [Kent class]) RN314
HMSs Cumberland & Suffolk<\/strong>
(Heavy Cruiser [Kent class]) RN315
HMS Cornwall<\/strong> (Heavy Cruiser [Kent class]) RN316
HMS Berwick <\/strong>(Heavy Cruiser) RN317 \u00a318.00
HMAS Australia<\/strong> (Heavy Cruiser) RN318 \u00a312.00

HMS London<\/strong> (Heavy Cruiser – as built) RN332 \u00a318.00
HMS London<\/strong> (Heavy Cruiser – as rebuilt – 1942) RN332a \u00a318.00<\/p>\n\n\n\n

HMS Norfolk<\/strong> (Heavy Cruiser) RN329

HMS York<\/strong> (Heavy Cruiser) RN319 \u00a312.00
HMS Exeter<\/strong> (Heavy Cruiser – 1939) RN320
HMS Exeter<\/strong> (Heavy Cruiser – 1941) RN321

RM ‘Leander’<\/strong> class (Cruiser – 1939) RN 322a
RN ‘Leander’<\/strong> class (Cruiser -1942) RN322b
HMAS Sydney<\/strong> (Cruiser – 1941) RN 325

HMS Galatea <\/strong>(Cruiser – 1939) RN301
HMS Arethusa<\/strong> (Cruiser – 1941) RN302
HMS Penelope<\/strong> (Cruiser – 1942) RN303

RN Town<\/strong> class (Cruiser – Round bridge) RN304
RN Town <\/strong>class (Cruiser – Square bridge) RN305 \u00a312.00

HMS Edinburgh <\/strong>(Cruiser) RN333
HMS Belfast<\/strong> (Cruiser – 1942) RN334 \u00a317.00

HMS Fiji <\/strong>(Cruiser) RN331 \u00a317.00

RN<\/strong> Dido<\/strong> class (Cruiser: A,B,Q, Y turrets)\u00a0RN311 \u00a310.00
RN<\/strong> Dido<\/strong> class (Cruiser: A, B, X, Y turrets) RN312 \u00a310.00
HMS Scylla<\/strong> (Cruiser – 1942) RN313 \u00a310.00
HMS Bellona<\/strong> (Cruiser – 1944) RN339 \u00a312.00 (X)<\/mark><\/strong>

<\/s>HMS<\/strong> Adventure<\/strong> (Cruiser – Minelayer – as built: 1930) RN330a \u00a310.00
HMS Adventure<\/strong> (Cruiser – Minelayer – as modified: 1942) RN330b \u00a310.00

RN G\/H\/I (Destroyers) [Early moulding] RN501 \u00a38.00<\/s> <\/em>Deleted
RN J\/K\/N (Destroyers) [Early moulding] RN502 \u00a38.00<\/s><\/em> Deleted
RN L\/M (Destroyers) [Early moulding] RN503 \u00a38.00<\/s><\/em> Deleted


RN ‘V’ & ‘W’<\/strong> class (Destroyer Leader [Rpt ‘V’\/’W’]) RN511 \u00a37.00
RN ‘V’ & ‘W<\/strong>‘ class (Destroyer [Thornycroft]) RN512
RN Admiralty ‘W’ <\/strong>class<\/strong> (Destroyer – WW1) RN513 \u00a37.00
RN ‘V’ & ‘W<\/strong>‘ (Destroyer – Mod W 1) RN514 \u00a37.00
RN’ V’ & ‘W<\/strong>‘ (Destroyer – Mod 2) RN515
RN ‘V’ & ‘W’<\/strong> class<\/strong> as minelayer (Destroyer – WW1) RN516 \u00a37.00
RN HMS Wishart <\/strong>(Destroyer – Mod W [Thornycroft]) RN517
RN HMS Vidette<\/strong> (Destroyer – LRE) RN518 \u00a37.00
RN HMS Vega<\/strong> (Destroyer – WAIR) RN519
RN HMS Wolverine<\/strong> (Destroyer – SRE) RN520

RN HMS Whitshed<\/strong> (Destroyer – SRE) RN521 \u00a38.00
RN ‘S’ & ‘T’<\/strong> (Destroyer – 1919) RN522
RN ‘S’ & ‘T’<\/strong> (Destroyer – 1919 [Thornycroft Special]) RN523
RCN ‘S’ & ‘T’ class <\/strong>Destroyers (Two supplied to RCN for inter-war for training) RN524 \u00a38.00
HMS Sabre<\/strong> (‘S’ class Destroyer [SRE] – WWII) RN525 \u00a37.00
HMS Sikhari<\/strong> (‘S’ class Destroyer [late war configuration] – WWII) RN526 \u00a36.00
HMS Tenedos<\/strong> (‘S’ class Destroyer [Eastern Fleet 1941] – WWII) RN527 \u00a37.00

HMS Amazon<\/strong> (‘A’ class [prototype] Destroyer – as built) RN528 \u00a38.00
HMS Ambuscade<\/strong> (‘A’ class [prototype] Destroyer – as built) RN529 \u00a38.00
HMS Ambuscade<\/strong> (Destroyer – as ‘Squid’ Trials Ship) RN539 \u00a38.00

HMS Codrington<\/strong> (‘A’ class ‘Leader’ Destroyer – as built) RN530 \u00a38.00
RN ‘A’ class<\/strong> (Destroyer – as built) RN531 \u00a38.00
HMCS Saguenay\/Skeena<\/strong> (Canadian ‘A’ class Destroyer – as built) RN542 \u00a38.00
HMCS Saguenay<\/strong> (Escort Destroyer – as built) RN543 \u00a38.00

HMS Keith<\/strong> (‘B’ class ‘Leader’ Destroyer – as built) RN532 \u00a38.00
RN ‘B’ class <\/strong> (Destroyer – as built) RN533 \u00a38.00
HMS Bulldog<\/strong> (Escort Destroyer – 1943) RN540 \u00a38.00

RN ‘C’ class<\/strong> (Destroyer – as built [later RCN]) RN534 \u00a38.00
HMCS Assinboine<\/strong> (Escort Destroyer – ex HMS Kempenfelt) RN544 \u00a38.00
HMCS St Laurent<\/strong> (Destroyer – ‘C’ class [RCN] – 1939) RN545 \u00a38.00
HMCS Fraser<\/strong> (Destroyer – ‘C’ class [RCN] – 1939 [early war mods]) RN546 \u00a38.00

RN ‘D’ class<\/strong> (Destroyer [+ ‘Leader’] – as built) RN535 \u00a38.00
RN ‘E’ & ‘F’ class <\/strong>(Destroyer Leaders: ‘Exmouth’<\/strong> &‘Faulknor’<\/strong>– as built) RN536 \u00a38.00
RN ‘E’ class<\/strong> (Destroyer -as built) RN537 \u00a38.00
HMS Esk<\/strong> (Destroyer Minelayer – WWII) RN541 \u00a38.00
RN ‘F’ class<\/strong> (Destroyer -as built) RN538 \u00a38.00

HMS Grenville<\/strong> (Destroyer Leader ‘G’ class – 1940) RN547
RN ‘G’<\/strong> class (Destroyer – 1939) RN548
HMS Glowworm<\/strong> (Destroyer – ‘G’ class – 1940) RN549

HMS Hardy<\/strong> (Destroyer Leader ‘H’ class – 1940) RN550
RN ‘H’<\/strong> class (Destroyer – 1940) RN551
HMS Hereward<\/strong> (Destroyer – 1938 [fitted with twin 4.7″ mount]) RN552
HMS Hero<\/strong> (Destroyer as LRE 1942 [later HMCS Chaudiere]) RN553
RN ‘H’<\/strong> class (Destroyer – ex Brazilian<\/strong> – 1940 [served as ‘Havant’, ‘Havelock’, ‘Highlander’, etc.]) RN554

HMS Inglefield<\/strong> (Destroyer Leader ‘I’ class – 1940) RN555
RN ‘I’<\/strong> class (Destroyer – 1939) RN556
RN ‘I’<\/strong> class (Destroyer – 1939 [as minelayer]) RN557
RN ‘I’<\/strong> class (Destroyer – ex Turkish – 1940 [served as ‘Inconstant’ & ‘Ithuriel’]) RN558

N ‘Tribal’ class<\/strong> (Destroyer – WWII) RN504 \u00a38.00
RN ‘J’\/’K’\/’N’<\/strong> (Destroyers – ‘Leaders’) RN502a \u00a38.00
RN ‘J’\/’K’\/’N’ <\/strong>(Destroyers – 8xTT) RN502b<\/em> \u00a38.00
HMS Nepal <\/strong>(Destroyer – mid-war years -1 x 4″ AA, 4xTT) RN502c<\/em> \u00a38.00
HMS Jervis<\/strong> (Destroyer – 1945 [As in BPF]) RN502d<\/em> \u00a38.00

RN ‘L’\/’M’<\/strong> (Destroyer – ‘Leaders’) RN503a<\/em> \u00a38.00
RN ‘L’\/’M’<\/strong> (Destroyer – as designed 8xTT) RN503b<\/em> \u00a38.00
RN ‘L’\/’M’<\/strong> (Destroyer – 1×4″ AA, 4 xTT) RN503c<\/em> \u00a38.00
RN ‘L’\/’M’<\/strong> (Destroyer – late war fit) RN503d <\/em>\u00a38.00
RN ‘L’\/’M’<\/strong> (Destroyer – early variant – 8 x 4″ AA) RN503e<\/em> \u00a38.00

RN ‘O’\/’P’<\/strong> class (Destroyer- 1943 [4 x 4″, 8 x TT] RN505a \u00a38.00
RN ‘O’\/’P’<\/strong> class (Destroyer- 1943 [4 x 4.7″, 8 x TT] RN505b \u00a38.00
RN ‘O’\/’P’<\/strong> class (Destroyer- 1943 [4 x 4″, 4 x TT] RN505c \u00a38.00
RN ‘O’\/’P’<\/strong> class (Destroyer- 1943 [4 x 4.7″, 4 x TT] RN505d \u00a38.00
RN ‘O’\/’P’ class<\/strong> (Destroyer – Minelayer – 1943) RN505e \u00a38.00

RN ‘River’<\/strong> class (Frigate – as built) RN601 \u00a36.00
HMS Black Swan<\/strong> (Sloop – as built) RN601a \u00a37.00
HMS Starling<\/strong> (Sloop – 271 Rdf tower aft) RN601b \u00a37.00
HMS Wild Goose<\/strong> (Sloop [Lattice mast]) RN601c \u00a37.00
RN ‘H’\/’I’ class (Destroyers as Escort Leaders) [Early moulding] RN602<\/em><\/s>
RN ‘Banff’<\/strong> class (Cutter – 1941 [ex-USCG]) RN602 \u00a36.00
RN ‘Hunt’ Type 1<\/strong> (Destroyer – 1941) RN603a \u00a37.00
RN ‘Hunt’ Type 2<\/strong> (Destroyer – 1942) RN603b \u00a37.00
RN ‘Hunt’ Type 3<\/strong> (Destroyer – 1942) RN603c \u00a37.00
RN ‘Castle’ <\/strong>class (Corvette – 1944) RN604 \u00a36.00
RN ‘Loch’<\/strong> class (Frigate – 1944) RN605 N\/A? – please ask
RN ‘River’<\/strong> class (Frigate – later version) RN607 \u00a36.00
RCN ‘River’ <\/strong>class (Frigate – twin 4″ mount) RN608 \u00a36.00
RN ‘Captain’<\/strong> class (DDE \u2013 Buckley type) RN609 \u00a36.00
RN ‘Captain’<\/strong> class (DDE \u2013 Evarts type) RN610 \u00a36.00

HMS Bridgwater<\/strong> (Sloop -) RN622 \u00a36.00
HMS Lowestoft<\/strong> (Sloop-) RN623 \u00a36.00
HMS Folkestone<\/strong> (Sloop -) RN624 \u00a36.00
HMS Sandwich<\/strong> (Sloop -) RN625 \u00a36.00
HMS Wellington<\/strong> (Sloop -) RN626<\/em> \u00a36.00


RN & RCN Flower class corvettes<\/strong> – a range covering many variants of this numerous class. John says: ‘ When I did the series of V&W destroyers, I remarked that by 1939 every ship had some feature that differed it from her classmates.
The same is as true with corvettes. They were built in batches by British and Canadian yards, completing from 1940 t0 1944 in many large and small yards.
Originally intended as coastal escorts and minesweepers, they became deep ocean escorts. This called for a continuous series of updates to the design and retro fitting of existing ships. These improvements were not applied consistently.
The ships built in Canada were slower to adopt these improvements and refits were less consistent.The following series of models attempts to demonstrate these variations for both British and Canadian navies. To the greatest extent possible, I have used visual and textual references as a guide’.<\/em>

These models are priced at\u00a36.00 each<\/strong>. A list giving the details of the individual models is available, on request, to convoy@photrek.co.uk

HMS Abelia<\/strong> (RN611)
HMS Aubretia<\/strong> (RN612)
HMS Begonia<\/strong> (RN613)
HMS Bergamot<\/strong> (RN614)
HMS Hydrangea<\/strong> (RN615)
HMS Loosestrife<\/strong> (RN616)
HMS Orchis<\/strong> (RN617)
HMS Charlock<\/strong> (RN618)
HMCS Agassiz<\/strong> (RN619)
HMCS Sackville<\/strong> 1942 (RN620)
HMCS Sackville<\/strong> 1944 (RN621)

RN ‘S’ class SS<\/strong> (Type 2) RN710a \u00a38.00
RN ‘S’ class SS<\/strong> (Type 3) RN710b \u00a38.00
RN ‘U’ class SS<\/strong> RN711U \u00a38.00
RN ‘T’ class<\/strong> SS RN712T \u00a38.00

HMS Empire Halberd<\/strong> (Landing Ship Infantry [Large]- 1944) RN401 \u00a316.00
<\/s>HMS Queen Emma<\/strong> (Landing Ship Infantry [Medium] – 1943) RN402

HMT Dilwara<\/strong> (Trooper) RN801 \u00a316.00
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Argentina – World War II period<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

(All Argentinian models are ‘Early mouldings’)

ARA Buenos Aires<\/strong> (Destroyer – aka RN ‘G’ class) A501
ARA Cervantes<\/strong> (Destroyer – aka Spanish ‘Churucca’) A502
ARA Mendoza<\/strong> (Destroyer – mod RN ‘Scott’ class) A503

ARA Santa Fe<\/strong> (Submarine – 1932 design) A701<\/p>\n\n\n\n

France – World War II<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

FS Dunkerque<\/strong> (Battleship – 1937) MN101
FS Strasbourg<\/strong> (Battleship – 1938) MN102

FS Suffren<\/strong> (Heavy Cruiser) MN301 (all French ships [except for MN101\/2, 306\/10, 503\/12] are ‘Early Mouldings’)
FS Dupleix<\/strong> (Heavy Cruiser) MN302
FS Foch<\/strong> (Heavy Cruiser) MN303
FS Colbert <\/strong>(Heavy Cruiser) MN304
FS Duquesne, Tourville<\/strong> (Heavy Cruiser) MN305
FS Algerie<\/strong> (Heavy Cruiser) MN306
FS Le Galissonniere<\/strong> class (Cruiser – as built) MN307
FS Le Galissonniere<\/strong> class (Cruiser – after USA refit) MN308
FS Duguay Trouin<\/strong> (Cruiser) MN309
FS Emile Bertin<\/strong> (Cruiser) MN310

FS Le Fantasque<\/strong> (Contre-Torpilleur) MN501
FS Gueppard<\/strong> (Contre-Torpilleur) MN502
FS Aigle<\/strong> (Contre-Torpilleur) MN503

FS Bourrasque<\/strong> (Destroyer) MN510
FS L’Adroit<\/strong> (Destroyer) MN511
FS Le Hardi <\/strong>(Destroyer) MN512
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Germany – World War II<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

KM Tirpitz<\/strong> (Battleship) KM101 \u00a325.00

KM Graf Spee<\/strong> (Heavy Cruiser) RM301
KM Scheer <\/strong>(Heavy Cruiser) [Early Moulding] KM302
KM Lutzow <\/strong>(Heavy Cruiser) [Early Moulding] KM303

KM Prinz Eugen<\/strong> (Heavy Cruiser) [Early moulding] KM304
KM Blucher <\/strong>(Heavy Cruiser) [Early moulding] KM305
KM Admiral<\/strong> Hipper (Heavy Cruiser) [Early moulding] KM306

KM ‘K’ class<\/strong> (Cruiser – Koln, Konigsburg)<\/strong> K307 [Early Moulding] – All Light Cruisers & Destroyers\/T Boats are ‘Early Mouldings’.<\/em>
KM ‘K’ class<\/strong> (Cruiser –Katlsruhe<\/strong> – 1942) K308
KM Nurnberg<\/strong> (Cruiser) K309

KM Type 34 <\/strong>Destroyer (‘Maass’<\/strong>) KM310
KM Type 36<\/strong> Destroyer (‘Von Roeder’<\/strong>) KM311
KM ‘Narvik’<\/strong> (Destroyer – all versions) KM312

KM Type 1939<\/strong> (Torpedo Boat) KM601
KM Type 1935<\/strong> (Minesweeper) KM602 \u00a36.00
KM Type 1940<\/strong> (Minesweeper) KM603 \u00a36.00
KM Type 1943<\/strong> (Minesweeper) KM604 \u00a36.00

KM Altmark<\/strong> class (Supply Ships) K602 [Early Moulding]<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Type VIIC Turm 0<\/strong> (Submarine) KM701 \u00a35.00
Type VIIC Turm II<\/strong> (Submarine) KM702 \u00a35.00
Type VIIC FlakBoot<\/strong> (Submarine) KM703 \u00a35.00
Type VIIC Turm IV<\/strong> (Submarine) KM704 \u00a35.00<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Italy – World War II<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

RItN Conti di Cavour<\/strong> (Battleship) It101 \u00a325.00

RItN Zara<\/strong> class (Heavy Cruiser: Zara, Fiume, Gorizia) RItN301
RItN Pola<\/strong> (Heavy Cruiser) RItN302
RItN Trento, Trieste<\/strong> (Heavy Cruiser) RItN303
RItN Bolzano<\/strong> (Heavy Cruiser) RItN304 \u00a310.00
RItN Da Barbiano<\/strong> (Cruiser) RItN305
RItN Montecuccoli<\/strong> (Cruiser) RItN306
RItN Garibaldi<\/strong> (Cruiser) RItN307
RItN Capitani Romani <\/strong>class (Light Cruiser) RItN308

RItN Navigatori <\/strong>(Destroyer) RItN501
RItN Dardo<\/strong> (Destroyer) RItN502
RItN Maestrale<\/strong> (Destroyer) RItN503
RItN Soldati<\/strong> (Destroyer) RItN504

RItN Pegaso<\/strong> (Escort) RItN601<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Japan – World War II<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

IJN Takao<\/strong> (Takao variant) (Cruiser) J301
IJN Takao<\/strong> (Chokai variant) (Cruiser) J302 \u00a314.00
IJN Furutaku<\/strong> (Cruiser) J304
IJN Kinugasa<\/strong> (Cruiser) J 303 \u00a314.00
IJN Yubari<\/strong> (Cruiser) J305
IJN Tatsuta <\/strong>(Cruiser) J306 \u00a310.00
IJN Jintsu<\/strong> (Cruiser) J307 \u00a310.00
IJN Nagara<\/strong> (Cruiser) J308 \u00a310.00
IJN <\/strong>Mikuma<\/strong> (Cruiser) J309 \u00a314.00

IJN Kamikaze<\/strong> (Destroyer – 1941) J501 \u00a38.00
IJN Kagero <\/strong>  (Destroyer – 1941) J502 \u00a38 .00
IJN Fubuki <\/strong>(Destroyer – 1941) J503 \u00a38.00
<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Netherlands – World War II<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

HNlMS De Ruyter <\/strong>(Cruiser) RNN301 \u00a316.00
HNlMS Java\/Sumatra<\/strong> (Cruisers) RNN302 \u00a310.00
HNlMS Tromp<\/strong> (Cruiser) RNN303
HNlMS Heemskerck<\/strong> (Cruiser) RNN304

HNlMS Evertsen <\/strong>(Destroyer) RNN501
HNlMS Bankert<\/strong> (Destroyer) RNN502

HNlMS Flores\/Soemba<\/strong> (Gunboats) RN602<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Polish Navy – World War II<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

Destroyers ‘Grom’<\/strong> as built & ‘Blyskawica’<\/strong> (with twin 4″) @ \u00a38.00 apiece
<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Russia\/ USSR<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

USSR Kirov<\/strong> (Cruiser) R301

USSR Type 7 <\/strong>(Destroyer – ‘Bditelny’<\/strong>) R501<\/p>\n\n\n\n

United States Navy – World War II<\/strong>
<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

USS Massachusetts<\/strong> (Battleship) USN101 \u00a325.00
USS Yorktown<\/strong> (Aircraft Carrier) USN201

USS New Orleans (Astoria) <\/strong>(Cruiser) USN301
USS Northampton<\/strong> (Cruiser) USN302
USS Baltimore<\/strong> (Cruiser) USN303 \u00a316.00
USS Brooklyn<\/strong> (Cruiser) USN304
USS Cleveland<\/strong> (Cruiser) USN305 \u00a310.00
USS Juneau<\/strong> (Cruiser) USN306 \u00a310.00
USS Pensacola<\/strong> (Cruiser) USN308

USN 4-stacker<\/strong> (Destroyer) USN501 \u00a38.00
USS Mahan<\/strong> (Destroyer) [Early Moulding] USN502
USS Craven<\/strong> (Destroyer) [Early Moulding] USN503
USS Sims<\/strong> (Destroyer) UN504
USS Benson\/Gleaves<\/strong> (Destroyer) USN505
USS Livermore<\/strong> (Destroyer) USN506
USS Fletcher<\/strong> class (Destroyer – [round bridge]) USN507
USS Fletcher <\/strong>class (Destroyer – [square bridge]) USN508
USS Benham<\/strong> (Destroyer) USN509 \u00a38.00

USS Evarts <\/strong>(Destroyer Escort) USN601
USS Buckley <\/strong>(Destroyer Escort) USN602
USN PC Type<\/strong> (Sub Chaser) USN701 \u00a36.00

USS Neosho<\/strong> (Oiler) USNxxx

USN ‘K’ Type ‘Blimp’<\/strong> USN801
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Merchant Ships<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

SS .Athenia’\/ ‘Letitia’<\/strong> (Passenger liner – 1922) MV101 \u00a320.00
(The ‘Athenia ‘<\/strong> was lost in September 1939. ‘Letitia<\/strong> served as an Armed Merchant Cruiser, and then successively as a troopship and a hospital ship. She ended her career as an Emigrant ship on the New Zealand run)
US T2<\/strong> tanker (WWII onwards – unarmed) MV201 \u00a310.00
‘Ohio’<\/strong> (WWII tanker – 1941) MV202a \u00a310.00
‘Ohio’<\/strong> (WWII tanker – 1942 w. defensive arm\u2019t) MV 202b \u00a310.00
<\/s>US ‘Liberty’ ship <\/strong>(WWII – armed) MV301 \u00a310.00
<\/s>Canadian ‘Fort’ type<\/strong> (WWII – armed) MV302 \u00a310.00
‘Erhenfels’<\/strong> (German freighter – 1942) MV303 \u00a310.00
‘Glenorchy’ <\/strong>(Freighter -1942) MV304a \u00a310.00
‘Glenorch<\/strong>y’ (Freighter – 1942 w. defensive arm\u2019t) MV304b \u00a310.00
‘Deucalion’<\/strong> (Freighter – 1930s) MV305a \u00a310.00
‘Deucalion’<\/strong> (Freighter – 1942 w. defensive arm\u2019t) MV305b \u00a310.00
‘Almeria Lykes’<\/strong> (Freighter – 1941) MV306a \u00a310.00
‘Almeria Lykes’<\/strong> (Freighter – 1942 w. defensive arm\u2019t) MV306b \u00a310.00
HMT Dilwara<\/strong> (Trooper) RN801
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Hansa<\/strong><\/h3>\n\n\n\n

Hansa USS Boise<\/strong><\/a> (Cruiser – 1939) Professionally painted: never removed from box? (S129M) \u00a332.00 (X)<\/mark><\/strong><\/mark><\/p>\n\n\n\n

\u2018MB\u2019 Models (Kits in 1\/1250 scale)<\/strong><\/h3>\n\n\n\n

Models produced by long-term UK collector & modeller Martin Brown. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

‘Cold War’ Royal Navy<\/strong>
‘Ton’ class<\/strong> (Coastal Minesweeper)  \u00a33.50 Kit<\/span><\/strong> x 2 (X)<\/strong> <\/mark><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Royal Navy ‘inter-war’ and later Submarines <\/strong>
HMS\/M M3<\/a><\/strong> – Minelayer Kit<\/span><\/strong> \u00a32.50(X)<\/strong><\/mark>
RN ‘H’ class<\/a><\/strong> <\/a>submarine Kit<\/span> <\/strong>\u00a32.50  (X)<\/strong><\/mark><\/span>
HMS\/M K26<\/strong> – steam powered Kit<\/strong><\/span> \u00a33.00 x 2(X)<\/strong><\/mark>
HMS\/M L 52<\/strong> Kit<\/span><\/strong> \u00a33.00(X)<\/mark><\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Royal Navy Submarines – 1945 onwards<\/strong>
HMS\/M Excalibur <\/strong>– 1958 Kit<\/span><\/strong> \u00a33.00 (X)<\/mark><\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

‘Minic’ Models – new series (1\/1200 scale) <\/strong><\/h3>\n\n\n\n

P800 USS Nimitz<\/strong> CVN \u00a323.00  (X)<\/strong><\/mark>
P622 City of Durban<\/strong> ‘Box Boat\u2019 – container ship \u00a322.00  (X)<\/mark><\/strong>
P912 Post Panamax Crane<\/strong> – green \u00a34.00 (X)<\/mark><\/strong> ‘uncarded’ in yellow \u00a33.50 <\/strong><\/mark><\/s>(X)<\/strong> <\/s><\/mark>
S670 Steam Tugs<\/strong> 2 x \u2018classic\u2019 steam tugs – red funnels \u00a35.00 (X)<\/strong> <\/mark>
P672 Diesel Tugs<\/strong> 2 x \u2018generic\u2019 diesel tugs – red funnels \u00a35.00 (X)<\/strong><\/mark>
S692 Rescue Launch & Revenue cutter<\/strong> Modern  craft based on prototypes used in Hong Kong \u00a34.00 (X)<\/strong><\/mark>
S695 Pilot Boats<\/strong> 2 x modern style Pilot boats \u00a35.00 (X)<\/mark><\/strong><\/s>
S696 Lightships<\/strong> 2 x lightships (\u2018Greenwich\u2019<\/strong> & \u2018Calshot Spit\u2019<\/strong>) – helipad fitted. \u00a35.00 (X) <\/mark><\/strong><\/s><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Neptun<\/strong> (1\/1250 scale)<\/strong><\/h3>\n\n\n\n

USS Grigg<\/a><\/strong> (Attack Transport [APA 110] – 1945) (N1392c) \u00a340.00 (X)<\/mark><\/mark><\/strong>
USS Avocet<\/strong> <\/a>(Minesweeper – Pearl Harbour, 1941) (N1384) \u00a311.00 (X)<\/mark><\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

\u2018Oceanic\u2019 Models (1\/1250 scale)<\/span><\/s><\/strong><\/h3>\n\n\n\n

RFA  Oakol<\/a><\/strong> – Coastal tanker (1947) OC34 Kit<\/mark> \u00a37.00 (X)<\/mark><\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Pierhead<\/strong> Models (1\/1250 scale)<\/strong><\/h3>\n\n\n\n

SS Mona’s Queen<\/a><\/strong> (Isle of Man ferry – 1934) A near mint model (PHF11M) \u00a340.00 (X)<\/mark><\/strong>
HMS ‘The Ramsey’<\/a><\/strong> (Armed Boarding Vessel – 1915) A near mint model (PHF18wM) \u00a330.00 (X)<\/mark><\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

SMY Models (1\/1250 scale)<\/strong>
<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

USS Delta Quee<\/a>n<\/a><\/strong> (Paddle Ferry – 1944 [San Francisco]) Near mint (SMY25M) \u00a322.00 (X)<\/mark><\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

‘Trident’ Models (1\/1250 scale) <\/strong><\/h3>\n\n\n\n

Examples of a large range of models produced in Austria and issued as ‘Trident’ & ‘Trident Alpha’ and now out of production. Some are ‘New’ (& are shown as such), others are ‘Second-hand’ (and are shown as such). <\/p>\n\n\n\n

ROYAL NAVY<\/strong>
Mulberry Harbour Units – Normandy 1944<\/strong>
Phoenix B1<\/a><\/strong> – in towed position (T 1267) \u00a33.00 (X)<\/mark><\/strong>
<\/s>Phoenix B2<\/a><\/strong> KIT<\/mark><\/strong> – (TZ 1235) \u00a32.00 (X)<\/mark><\/strong>
<\/s>Phoenix C1<\/a><\/strong> – in towed position (T 1269) \u00a33.00 (X<\/strong>)<\/mark>
<\/s>Pluto Drums<\/strong> A selection of full & empty drums; towing & dried out KIT<\/mark> (TZ 1045) \u00a32.00 (X)<\/mark><\/strong><\/mark><\/s>

RN Landing Craft:<\/strong>
LCT5<\/strong> – dried out on beach – unpainted<\/mark> (TA 19032) \u00a33.00 (X)<\/mark><\/strong> <\/p>\n\n\n\n

AUSTRIA-HUNGARY<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

SMS Leitha<\/a><\/strong> (T1112) (River Gunboat Danube [Danube] – 1914) \u00a32.50 (X)<\/mark><\/strong>
SMS Bodrog<\/strong><\/a> (T1115) <\/a>(River Gunboat [Danube] – 1914) \u00a32.50 (X)<\/mark><\/strong>
SMS Temes<\/strong><\/a> <\/strong>(T1122) (River Gunboat [Danube] – 1918) \u00a32.50
<\/s>SMS Erzherzog Franz Ferdinand<\/strong><\/a> (T1135) (Paddle hospital ship [Danube] – 1917 ) \u00a33.00 (X)<\/mark><\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

GERMANY<\/strong> <\/p>\n\n\n\n

KM Birago<\/a><\/strong> (T1156) (River Gunboat [Danube] – 1938) \u00a33.00 (X)<\/strong><\/mark><\/mark><\/strong>
KM Greif<\/strong> <\/a>(T967) (Seaplane Tender – 1937) \u00a35.00 (X)<\/mark><\/strong>
KM Gunther Pluschow<\/a><\/strong> (T970) (Seaplane tender – 1940) \u00a35.00<\/s>
KM Helgoland (ex-Krischan I)<\/a> <\/strong>(T973) (Seaplane tender – 1940) \u00a35.00<\/s>
KM Krischan II<\/a><\/strong> (T971) (Seaplane tender – 1935) \u00a35.00 (X)<\/mark><\/strong>
KM Krischan III<\/strong><\/a> (T988) (Seaplane tender – 1935) \u00a35.00<\/s>
FGS Sauerland<\/strong> <\/a>(T992) (Supply Ship – 1960) \u00a35.00 (X)<\/mark><\/strong>
FGS Siegerland<\/a><\/strong> (T996) (Supply Ship – 1960) \u00a33.50 (X)<\/mark><\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

ITALY<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

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NETHERLANDS<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

HNlMS Hadda<\/a><\/strong> (T10168) (Submarine Chaser – 1970) \u00a32.50 (X)<\/mark><\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

NORWAY<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

HNorMS Tjeld<\/strong><\/a> (TA10123) (Motor Torpedo Boat – 1961) \u00a32.00 (X)<\/mark><\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

POLAND<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

ORP Gryf<\/a> <\/strong>(TA10169) (Training Ship, 1969: ex German ‘Hansa’ class freighter of WWII) \u00a310.00 (X)<\/mark><\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

SOVIET UNION<\/strong>
Petya<\/strong> <\/a>(TA10156) (‘Petya’ class Light Frigate – 1978. VDS fitted) \u00a310.00 <\/strong>(X)<\/strong> <\/mark>
Petya II<\/a><\/strong> (T10176) (‘Petya II’ class Light Frigate – 1967) \u00a310.00 (X)<\/mark><\/strong>
Yurka<\/strong> <\/a>(TA10158) (Yurka class Minesweeper – 1973) \u00a34.00 (X)<\/mark><\/strong>
MP 10<\/a><\/strong> (Ta 10049) (Landing Craft – 1958) \u00a32.50 (X)<\/mark><\/mark><\/strong>
Bakhmut<\/a><\/strong> (TA10208) (Submarine Support Ship – 1974) \u00a311.00 (X)<\/mark><\/strong>
Kodor<\/a><\/strong> (T969) (Seaplane Tender – 1946 [ex-German ‘Gunther Pluschow’]) \u00a35.00 (X)<\/mark><\/strong>
Berijew Be-10 Mallow (TAZ 19021) (Flying boat – 1961) Kit<\/mark><\/strong> \u00a32.50 (X)<\/mark><\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA<\/strong>

USS Barracuda<\/strong><\/a> (TA10191)(SSK – 1962) \u00a32.50 (X)<\/mark><\/strong>
USS Banner<\/a><\/strong> (TA10195) (Coastal Freighter – 1963) \u00a33.50 (X)<\/strong><\/mark>
USS Valcour<\/a> <\/strong>(TA10154) (Station Ship – Persian Gulf – 1965 – ex AVP) \u00a39.00 <\/strong>(X)<\/strong> <\/mark>
USS Towhee<\/a><\/strong> (TA10172) (Survey Ship – 1968) \u00a37.00 (X)<\/strong><\/mark>
LCT5<\/strong> – dried out on beach – unpainted<\/mark> (TA 19032) \u00a33.00 (X)<\/mark><\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

MERCHANT SHIPS<\/strong> <\/p>\n\n\n\n

MV Dunstan<\/a><\/strong> (T1780) (GB Freighter [Booth Line] on US C1-M-AV-1 hull – 1954) (Intended to be cargo ship AK-217 ‘Tulare’ but completed as ‘Coastal Challenger’) \u00a310.00 (X)<\/mark><\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Wirral Miniature Ships (‘WMS’ & ‘Hein Muck’)<\/strong><\/h3>\n\n\n\n

WMS USNS Flickertail State<\/strong> (Crane Ship [T-ACS5] – 1990) Mint (HMC-172M) \u00a332.00 (X)<\/mark><\/strong>
WMS SS Letitia<\/a><\/strong> (Troopship – 1942) Mint (HM303WM) \u00a332.00(X)<\/mark><\/strong><\/span><\/s>(Illustration is of civil version)
WMS SS Sarpedon<\/a><\/strong> (Passenger-cargo Liner – 1923) Mint – never removed from packaging. Painted by Les Hodder (WMS34M) \u00a335.00 (X)<\/mark><\/strong> (Picture is of WMS35 – WWII config)<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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All models listed on this pages can be obtained directly from Tim Hudson by mail, or at the \u2018Ship Shows\u2019 and other events that he visits (or even by calling personally). Prices listed are in GBP Sterling, and exclude a contribution towards postage. Payment may be made by a number of means: Paypal, cash, BACS (or similar), or a personal cheque drawn in GBP on a UK bank. Regrettably I\u2019m not able to accept payment by Credit or Debit Card.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

For further details contact Tim Hudson: convoy [at] photrek.co.uk  or on direct telephone 01522 524672 (Overseas dialling: 00 44 1522 524672)<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Convoy models – the Kelso collection of 1\/1250 ships<\/strong><\/a>

There are (or will be) 5 separate pages for second-hand (‘pre-loved’) models. These will be:

1) Royal Navy (& Dominion & Commonwealth Navies)<\/a><\/strong>

2) The Navies of France, German & the United States of America<\/a><\/strong>

3) The Navies of Italy, Japan & the Netherlands, together with Imperial Russia and the Soviet Union, and other European & South American Countries (& anywhere else)<\/a>
<\/strong>
4) The Merchant fleets of all nations<\/a><\/strong>, listed by manufacturer & manufacturer serial numbers.

5) A new section: Harbour craft<\/strong> (Tugs, barges, work craft, short sea ferries, lightships, short sea ferries, excursion steamers, etc).
To these will be added (when time permits)Harbour parts <\/strong>– quays, breakwaters, bridges, locks, cranes, warehouses & ‘installations’. To Be Added<\/strong><\/em>.<\/mark>


DH\/Wirral\/Len Jordan models – Liners (L) series <\/strong><\/a>
DH\/Wirral\/Len Jordan models – Freighters (M) series <\/a> <\/strong>
DH\/Wirral\/Len Jordan models – Armed Merchantmen (K) & Tankers (T)<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n

1\/1250 scale ‘discussion boards’:
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