British Commonwealth Navys

HMAS Sydney a 1/1250 scale waterline model of the Australian light cruiser by Navis Neptun catalogue number 1145A.

An impressive Albatros model of the landing ship that was built by Swan Hunter on the Tyne and began life as RFA Largs Bay, being purchased in 2011 from the Royal Navy for the Royal Australian Navy and recommissioned in December of that year.

Alk611 is part of Albatros' new range of Australian warship models. 

Nuyina is a 1/1250 scale, waterline, metal model of theAustralian Research Vessel made by Albatros SM in Germany, catalogue number Alk613.

HMCS Calgary is a 1/1250 scale, waterline, metal model available as a Limited Edition in camouflage colours. The model is made by Albatros SM and the catalogue number is Alk670A-S.

HMCS William Hall, 433 is a 1/1250 scale, waterline, metal model of a De Wolf class, off-shore, icebreaker in service today. The model is cast and painted in Germany by Albatros SM, Alk671A.

HMCS Margaret Brooke (AOPv431) is a 1/1250 scale, metal, waterline model of the Canadian Coastguard Patrol Ship, cast, assembled and painted in grey by Albatros SM in Germany: see photograph.

Louis S St Laurent is a 1/1250 scale model of the Canadian Coastguard Service flagship vessel until 2021. This model of the icebreaker is  by Albatros SM, number Alk672.

Donjek Glacier  is a 1/1250 scale, waterline, metal model of a modern ice breaker in service today with the Canadian Coastguard Service. This ship is is one of two modified De Wolf class Patrol vessels, the other being, Semelik Glacier. Apart from the livery, they differ from the Navy ships by not having the large crane aft and gun on the foredeck. The model is made in Germany by Albatros SM, catalogue number Alk673.

HMCS Nanaimo (702) is a 1/1250 scale, waterline, metal model of a 2025 Patrol Vessel, made and painted by Albatros SM in Germany, Catalogue number Alk674.

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HMCS Protecteur is the lead ship of two new supply ships for the Canadian Coastguard Service and is expected to enter service in August, 2026. The two new joint support ships of the 2nd Protecteur class are the largest warships ever built in Canada. They are based on the German Berlin class, modified for the Canadian Navy. Built at Seaspan ULC/ Vancouver. 20,240t, 20kn, 173.7m long and 24m wide. Armament: 2x Phalanx CIWS, 4x 50 calibre RWS. In the enlarged hangar, two armed CH-148 Cyclone helicopters can be carried.

A 1/1250 scale metal model of HMCS Algonquin (ex-Kempenfelt, ex-Valantine), a type 15 frigate conversion on a wartime V-class destroyer from 1944. The conversion to AS frigate was done in Canada and is interesting to compare with British conversions. Algonquin spent most of her time in the Atlantic until withdrawal in support of NATO operations.

A 1/1250 scale metal model of an Australian patrol boat of the Armidale class. 14 ships were built by Austal and 13 of them are still in service (Bundaberg was withdrawn following a fire). A number of design flaws have appeared in service and early replacement (2020) is being sought. Hull fractures have lead to a strengthening program; the work being done in Singapore..

Alk610 breaks new ground as part of Albatros' extensive range by adding Australia to the list of countries covered.

A 1/1250 scale model of HMAS Hobart by Albatros SM Alk612

Extending Albatros' international range, an early 2020 release of this waterline metal model of the F100 class frigate.

A 1/1250 scale model of HMAS Brisbane by Albatros SM Alk612A

Extending Albatros' international range, an early 2020 release of this waterline metal model of the F100 class frigate. Full details to follow.

A 1/1250 scale waterline model of HMAS Sydney Alk612B

Extending Albatros' international range, an early 2020 release of this waterline metal model of the F100 class frigate. Full details to follow.

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Attack submarine of the Australian Collins class, which comprises six units. These submarines are characterized by their long range and high endurance at sea, as well as the capability to lay mines and transport special forces. Built between 1989 and 2003 by the Australian Submarine Corporation in Osborne, the vessels were constructed in collaboration with the Swedish shipyard Kockums. Length overall: 77.8 m; beam: 7.8 m; displacement: 3,051/3,353 tonnes; Crew: 45; speed: 20 knots; diving depth: 300 m; operational range: 11,500 nautical miles; 6 torpedo tubes; Harpoon missiles; up to 44 naval mines.

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These ships are the namesakes of the two Australian *Supply*-class replenishment oilers. Built by Navantia Shipyards in Ferrol, Spain, as modified versions of the Spanish supply ship *Cantabria*, they underwent final outfitting in Australia. They entered service in 2021, replacing the replenishment ships *Sirius* and *Success*. Specifications: 19,500 tonnes, 173.9 m length overall, 23 m beam, 20 knots, and a crew of 122. Armament includes two 25mm Typhon systems, one 20 mm Phalanx CIWS, and several 12.7 mm machine guns. Two MH-60R helicopters can be accommodated in the two hangars.

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These ships are the namesakes of the two Australian *Supply*-class replenishment oilers. Built by Navantia Shipyards in Ferrol, Spain, as modified versions of the Spanish supply ship *Cantabria*, they underwent final outfitting in Australia. They entered service in 2021, replacing the replenishment ships *Sirius* and *Success*. Specifications: 19,500 tonnes, 173.9 m length overall, 23 m beam, 20 knots, and a crew of 122. Armament includes two 25mm Typhon systems, one 20 mm Phalanx CIWS, and several 12.7 mm machine guns. Two MH-60R helicopters can be accommodated in the two hangars.

Montreal is a 1/1250 scale model, waterline, metal model of a Halifax-class frigate of the Royal Canadian Navy. The model is in post mid-life extension refit condition which is intended to keep these ships in service into the 2030s. These models have been made by Albatros SM.

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Friagte of the Canadian Fleet commissioned 1992

HMCS BONAVENTURE (CVL 22) Aircraft carrier and flagship of the Canadian Navy. Originally laid down in England in 1943 as HMS *Powerful*—a *Majestic*-class carrier—she was completed by 1957, featuring an angled flight deck, a steam catapult, and two elevators, and was commissioned into the Canadian Navy as HMCS *Bonaventure* (nicknamed "Bonnie"). Specifications: flight deck length 214.58 m, width 34.29 m, displacement 19,920 tonnes, speed 25 knots, twin-screw propulsion; crew of 1,200 (1,370 in wartime) and approximately 34 aircraft on board. Armament: four twin 76mm guns and eight 40mm Bofors guns. Cost-cutting measures led to the carrier's decommissioning; while at sea, she consumed one-quarter of the naval budget at the time. She was scrapped in Taiwan in 1971.