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  • Victory at Sea: HMS ExeterVictory at Sea: HMS Exeter
    Victory at Sea: HMS Exeter
    The HMS Exeter, famously, took part in the Battle of the River Plate but was seriously damaged during the conflict with the Kriegsmarine's Admiral Graf Spee. The Exeter was later repaired before taking up operations in the Far East. Taking part in the Battle...
    £16.50
    £16.50
  • Black Seas: IndiamenBlack Seas: Indiamen
    Black Seas: Indiamen
    East Indiamen or, more commonly, just 'Indiamen' is a broad name for a category of ships that sailed under the licence or charter of the various European trading companies such as those from England, France, Portugal, Sweden, Austria, Denmark and the Netherlands. Capable of...
    £33.50
    £33.50
  • Cruel Seas: British Landing Craft Gun (large) Mk IIICruel Seas: British Landing Craft Gun (large) Mk III
    Cruel Seas: British Landing Craft Gun (large) Mk III
    The landing craft guns (large) (LCG(L)) was armed with two QF 4.7 inch guns manned by Royal Marine crew, Multiple Oerlikon 20 mm AA guns and 2-pounder pom-poms. These ships were not intended to beach; their mission was all about close-in gunfire support. Models...
    £41.50
    £41.50
  • Black Seas: 4th Rates squadronBlack Seas: 4th Rates squadron
    Black Seas: 4th Rates squadron
    Under the structure set out by the Royal Navy rating system which was largely adopted worldwide any ship-of-the-line with fewer than a 160-man crew was considered a 'small ship'. The largest of these ‘small ships’ were the 4th Rates as they had a complement...
    £41.00
    £41.00
  • Victory at Sea: HMS AchillesVictory at Sea: HMS Achilles
    Victory at Sea: HMS Achilles
    With an empire and trade commitments that spanned the entire globe, the Royal Navy had a clear need for small, light cruisers that could be produced in large numbers. Though displacing more than their intended 6,500 tons, the Leander-class fulfilled this requirement admirably. Perhaps...
    £16.50
    £16.50
  • Black Seas: Small 3rd Rates SquadronBlack Seas: Small 3rd Rates Squadron
    Black Seas: Small 3rd Rates Squadron
    A 3rd rate ship, as defined by the British rating system, was a ship of the line which mounted between 64-80 guns. Usually, this would mean two gun decks. Despite their relative size and power compared to larger 1st and 2nd rates, it was...
    £44.50
    £44.50
  • Victory at Sea: HMS King George VVictory at Sea: HMS King George V
    Victory at Sea: HMS King George V
    Built to defend Britain in the war that was clearly coming, the King George V-class of battleships compromised their main armaments, which were reduced to 14-inch guns, to fulfil treaty obligations. However, by mounting ten of them, HMS King George V could pack a...
    £20.50
    £20.50
  • Victory At Sea: HMS RawalpindiVictory At Sea: HMS Rawalpindi
    Victory At Sea: HMS Rawalpindi
    Allied and Axis nations alike pressed cargo liners and other ships into service as auxiliary warships. In particular, the British organised regular patrols by armed merchant cruisers and Q-ships (merchants with concealed weapons) aimed at intercepting and capturing blockade runners. HMS Rawalpindi is one...
    £16.50
    £16.50
  • Black Seas: 6th Rates SquadronBlack Seas: 6th Rates Squadron
    Black Seas: 6th Rates Squadron
    6th Rates were the smallest of the warships in the Royal Navy rating system, which would have been generally adopted worldwide. This category covered ships with between 20 and 28 guns on a single deck. Although not considered to be powerful enough to take...
    £37.00
    £37.00
  • Fairmile D-class MGB/MTBFairmile D-class MGB/MTB
    Fairmile D-class MGB/MTB
    The Fairmile company produced a mass production vessel, which had good seagoing qualities and was used also for mine laying. The Fairmile B followed this, 398 being built in the UK, and 180 more in the Commonwealth, an impressive total. They showed their suitability...
    £39.00
    £39.00
  • Black Seas Fleet Battles - The British (1770 - 1830)
    Black Seas Fleet Battles - The British (1770 - 1830)
    Bundle contains: The Master & Commander Starter Set which includes the core rulebook and 9 ships of various classes, and comes with the Sea Wolf special miniature. The Royal Navy Fleet which includes 3 frigates, 6 brigs, 3 Third Rates and 1 First Rate. HMS...
    £182.00
    £184.50
    £182.00
  • Victory at Sea - LinerVictory at Sea - Liner
    Victory at Sea - Liner
    During the 1920s and 1930s, liners plied the seaways as the ultimate symbol of travel luxury. After September 1939, many were requisitioned and served as fast troop transports, carrying thousands of troops across the globe. Contains one resin & metal vessel, with game aids....
    £14.00
    £14.00
  • Cruel Seas: Barrage BalloonsCruel Seas: Barrage Balloons
    Cruel Seas: Barrage Balloons
    As airpower grew in strength as the war progressed, the world’s navies used any and all devices to keep strike aircraft away from their shipping, whether large or small, naval or merchantmen. The humble barrage balloon, a gas-filled bag secured by a stout steel...
    £10.50
    £10.50
  • Victory at Sea - HMS NeptuneVictory at Sea - HMS Neptune
    Victory at Sea - HMS Neptune
    Neptune operated during her World War II service with a crew predominantly composed from the New Zealand Division of the Royal Navy, but also a large proportion of South African personnel. In late 1939 she was in pursuit of the German pocket battleship, Admiral...
    £16.50
    £16.50
  • Victory at Sea - HMS Duke of YorkVictory at Sea - HMS Duke of York
    Victory at Sea - HMS Duke of York
    Laid down in 1937 and commissioned in 1941, HMS Duke of York was a King George V-class of battleship. She had the distinction of transporting Winston Churchill across the Atlantic to meet Franklin D. Roosevelt in the Winter of 1941. Churchill wrote of his...
    £20.50
    £20.50
  • Cruel Seas: Fairmile D MGB 660Cruel Seas: Fairmile D MGB 660
    Cruel Seas: Fairmile D MGB 660
    The Fairmile company produced a mass production vessel, which had good seagoing qualities and was used also for mine laying. Their most famous boat was probably the Fairmile D or ‘Dog’ boat, a dual MTB/MGB, possibly the best-armed vessel size for its size in the...
    £39.00
    £39.00
  • Black Seas: Fire Ship SquadronBlack Seas: Fire Ship Squadron
    Black Seas: Fire Ship Squadron
    Filled with gunpowder and other combustible materials, Fire Ships were deliberately set ablaze and sent towards the enemy battleline where they would explode or set opposing ships alight. Warships during the Age of Sail were highly susceptible to fire. With wooden construction seamed with...
    £27.50
    £27.50
  • Torpedo marker frame
    Torpedo marker frame
    Includes one Torpedo marker plastic frameModels supplied unassembled and unpainted
    £4.99
    £4.99
  • Victory at Sea: HMS YorkVictory at Sea: HMS York
    Victory at Sea: HMS York
    The HMS York heavy cruiser escorted convoys across the Atlantic and took part in the Norwegian campaign. Transferred to the Mediterranean theatre in late 1940 as an escort vessel, the York was attacked and sunk whilst in Suda Bay at Crete by explosive motorboats...
    £16.50
    £16.50
  • MTB PensMTB Pens
    MTB Pens
    A perfect harbour for any fleet, return from action to your safe harbour and a hot mug of tea before re-fueling and arming and on to your next mission. This product has the following dimensions: Jetty: 10cm x 2cm Main Dock: 26cm x 11cm...
    £18.00
    £18.00

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