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HMS Rawalpindi is a 1/1250 scale, waterline model of the the 1925-built P&O liner as converted to an armed merchant cruiser at the outbreak of WW2. The model is cast in resin and painted in light grey overall by Coastlines Models, CL-AMC001.

A 1/1250 scale model of a barrage balloon mounted on a motor launch by Coastlines Models CL-BB04. This model is based on a photograph taken inside the entrance of one of the U-boat bunkers built in France during WW2.

Small caliber shell splashes were originally designed to accompany 1/1200 scale warship models in a naval wargame. The models were sold as white metal castings in packs of eight. These models have been fettled and painted by Coastlines Models CL-EX10.

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.

A 1/1250 scale resin model of Les Roches Douvres lighthouse and reef in the Channel off the north coast of France by Coastlines Models CL-L29.

A 1/1250 scale, resin model of the southern tip of the Roker North Pier with its stone-built lighthouse. The model is assembled and painted to represent the red sandstone breakwater pier and the two different stones used to produce a striped lighthouse. The lighthouse was built and controlled by the local harbour authority. The range of this lighthouse was upgraded to 22 miles  twenty years ago and other nearby lighthouses, including the Trinity House Soutar lighthouse, have been discontinued.

A 1/1250 scale resin waterline model of  Noordsee III a concrete "bomb-proof" dock for the repair & re-supply of German submarines on the island of Heligoland by Coastlines Models CL-HM-A15. The roof is a separate moulding.

Chemical and Products tanker for BP london built 1973, modelled in 1975 configuration with green decks, foremast and BP logo on a green band on the funnel.

This model was retained as a demonstration model in Gloucestershire and is in "as new" condition.