This is a 1:196 scale model on a calm, blue sea.
She is dressed for her final voyage, ready to depart from Cape Town harbour for the last time in 1997.
Sale includes a free Union Castle Windsor Castle original dinner menu, 9 September 1974, while on a voyage from Southampton to Cape Town. She arrived on that voyage with the model builder, September 12, 1974.
The ship, incl. case is 1460mm long and 380mm wide.
Price: US$1 500 (this price has been reduced from US$3 750.00 because the builder is building another one. 2009.
Crating: US$ 100
Postage, crating and taxes excluded.
This is a 1:196 scale model on a blue-grey sea. She is modelled as she was during her launch in 1957 on a rolling blue gray sea of the Atlantic Ocean
The ship, incl. case is 1355mm long and 380mm wide.
The case is oak and she has a brass name plate.
Price: US$5 000
Crating: US$ 100
Postage, crating and taxes excluded.
This is a 1:196 scale model on a stormy, blue-gray sea. She is modelled in her pre-refit setup during her record-breaking voyage from Cape Town to England in 1954.
People enjoy deck sports around the pool and other decks despite the wind howling over the decks.
The ship, incl. case is 1200mm long and 330mm wide.
Price: US$5 000
Crating: US$ 100
Postage, crating and taxes excluded
This is one of my favorites. The classic lines of one of ‘Liverpool’s Navy’ freighters of the Blue Funnel line plying the eastern trade routes in the mid fifties.
Smaller in size than the other models, ideal where limited display space in an issue. She is modelled at full speed on a slightly choppy blue sea.
The ship (incl. case is 1460mm long and 380mm wide.
Price: US$4 000 SOLD
Crating: US$ 100
Postage, crating and taxes excluded.
This is a 1:196 scale model on a blue-gray sea. On Deck are three Fairey Swordfish aircraft and a number of Seafires (although strictly speaking the Ark Royal never carried Seafires. These are 1.144 scale plastic kits added for some realism. A true model aficionado may want to remove them.
The ship (incl. case is 1440mm long and 340mm wide.
Price: US$880.00. (This price has been reduced from US$2 000.00.)
Crating: US$ 100.00
Postage, crating and taxes excluded.
It is believed that this sextant was used on a Royal Navy Minesweeper during World War 2, but there is not presentable evidence of this. The sextant is in excellent condition, although it does has some genuine user marks. The solid box is made of some hard wood and has been lovingly restored.
The body is brass, the handle Bakelite. It has a removable lens.
Price: US$1400.00
Postage, crating and taxes excluded.