

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
1250 Scale Editor |
Steve Backer
1250 Scale Webmaster |
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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)
Generali
Achille Papa - (AR-314) Italian Torpedo Boat, Ex-Destroyer
Generali Class, painted by Paul Jacobs
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.
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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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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)
Vorwarts,
German Steamer 1906, #2,
(CM-S 1) Photograph by Ingo
Hohm
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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, #2,
(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. .
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