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HMS Laurentic is a 1/1250 scale waterline metal model of the transatlantic liner as an armed merchant cruiser between 1914 and 1917. This model was made by CM Miniaturen, CM-P1223. The model is in light grey overall, see photograph.

Laurentic is a 1/1250 scale, metal, waterline model of this unique liner by CM Miniaturen CM451. This model is fully painted in White Star Line colours matching the period 1908 to 1914. CM usually does not paint the decks on the models except with the base colour used as a primer. In this case the base colour is white, see photograph.

Navigatori class destroyers are the subject of this superb second-hand, 1/1250 scale, waterline, metal model by Neptun, catalogue number 1562. See photograph.

Caio Duilio is second-hand model of Italian battleship in WW2. This model is in excellent condition having been made at the time when Neptun models were at the peak of their quality of casting and painting. This model is made in 1/1250 scale, waterline form from a lead-free (<5%) pewter pioneered by Navis Neptun company in Germany, catalogue number 1502, see photograph.

Yamato is a superb second-hand 1/1250 scale metal model of this largest battleship in the world by Neptun 1201. This is a fully finished and painted model. see photograph.

Konigsberg is an excellent second-hand model of the German light cruiser in 1940. The model is a 1/1250 scale, waterline, metal model made by Neptun, 1043. See photograph.

The ship was another casualty of the Norwegian Campaign, being bombed and sunk at Bergen on the morning after arriving to disembarking troops.

Lorraine is a superb second-hand model of the Frenh battleship at the start of WW2. It is a 1/1250 scale, metal, waterline model by Navis Neptun 1405, see photograph.

De Zeven Provincien is a second-hand metal, 1/1250 scale, waterline, model of the Netherlands AA Frigate, F802, in around 2006. This model is in excellent original condition, see photograph.

When she was building, the Royal Navy thought she might outclass their latest cruisers and so in turn they built bigger and faster ships (the Good Hope class).
This is a second-hand, waterline, 1/1250 scale, metal model in mint condition but it has black plastic topmasts instead of the white-painted metal masts of today's model. The hull casting is identical.

Navarin is a Russian battleship built 1891-96. This metal, waterline, 1/1250 scale model is second-hand but in excellent, original condition by Navis, 614N, see photograph.

Borodino is a Russian battleship completed in 1904 and sent to the far east to fight Japan in 1905. She blew up and sank at the Battle of Tsushima.
This second-hand model is in excellent condition, see photograph. This waterline, 1/1250 scale model was made in metal and is fully painted and finished by Navis, 612AN.

A model of the blast pattern from firing a salvo from big naval guns. This model has been scaled to suit battleship main armament in 1/1250 scale.

Two pieces are included in the set as shown from the forward two turrets of the Neptun battleship in the photograph. Sets can be combined to show a ship firing a full broadside. The ship model is not included in the pack but can be ordered separately from Antics.

The large caliber shell splashes were designed to go with 1/1250 and 1/1200 scale waterline ships for wargaming when they were sold in packs of four unpainted white metal castings.These models have been fettled, painted and been re-packaged so that one pack can represent a ship receiving a full broadside from a typical battleship. Coastlines models catalogue number CL-EX08

A 1/1250 scale waterline model of burning wreckage. The burning oil slick model was modelled on pictures of the M T Haven disaster but was not suitable for all other incidents and this model was made to cover styles of fires at sea involving burning fuel oil, cargo, wood and paint rather than heavy crude oil.

A waterline ship diorama accessory consisting of two resin models of underwater torpedo explosions.

The model can be used to represent two hits from the same salvo or hits on two waterline ship models. By placing the components on opposite sides of the same ship, an underwater mine explosion can be represented.

The Lusitania 1/1250 scale model is not included in the pack but is in this photograph to illustrate one possible use for the torpedo strike model.

Designed to accompany the model of the MT Haven, these plumes of smoke and flames could also be used for war dioramas in a number of scales. Two different pieces are included in the pack but the burned out tanker is available separately at extra cost.