Small, Collector or Toy, Boats & Ships

Altaya MAG KZ09 1/1250th German Pocket Battleship Deutschland 1928

Altaya MAG KZ22 1/1250th German Light Cruiser Nurnberg 1934

Altaya MAG KZ26 1/1250th German Destroyer Type Z1 Leberecht Maass 1935

Altaya MAG KZ30 1/1250th German Battleship Schleswig-Holstein 1908

Altaya MAG KZ32 1/1250th German Type 34A Z16 Friedrich Eckoldt

Altaya MAG KZ33 1/1250th Bremen Class Frigate 1982

Altaya MAG KZ36 1/1250th German Light Cruiser Karlsruhe 1929

Altaya MAG KZ38 1/1250th Z1 Class Destroyer 1959

Altaya MAG KZ43 1/1250th Koln Class Frigate 1961

Altaya MAG KZ10 1/1250th German Heavy Cruiser Prinz Eugen 1938

Altaya MAG KZ34 1/1250th German Battleship Westfalen 1909

Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carriers are the largest and most advanced warships ever built for the royal navy. They will be known as the U.K’s flagships as they embark on many vital global deployments over the next 50 years. HMS Queen Elizabeth has already been accepted to the fleet, while HMS Prince of Wales has just been commissioned. She is the largest and most powerful vessel ever constructed for the Royal Navy. This awe-inspiring warship can carry up to 40 aircraft. As well as state-of-the-art weaponry and communications systems, HMS Queen Elizabeth boasts five gyms, a chapel and a medical centre.

Altaya MAG KZ01 1/1250th German Battleship Bismarck 1941

Altaya MAG KZ02 1/1250 scale German Battle Cruiser Scharnhorst in 1943. This pack includes a full hull type Vii U-boat of around the same period, see photograph.

Altaya MAG KZ03 1/1250th German Heavy Cruiser Admiral Graf Spee 1936

Altaya MAG KZ04 1/1250th Japanese Battleship Yamato in 1945. This version of the Yamato was first offered to German subscribers to the Kriegschiffe series and differs from the Atlas Editions model of Yamato by having blast bags around the gun barrels of the main 18" guns, see photograph.

Altaya MAG KZ05 1/1250th German Battleship Gneisenau 1940-42. This model of Gneisenau has the Atlantic bow which was added in the refit at the start of WW2. Immediately after the Channel Dash, Gneisenau was badly damaged by the RAF and A turret magazine exploded. The decision was made to replace all the 11" guns 6x15" and to extend the bow so Gneisenau was taken into a drydock and the bow was cut off and the turrets were taken to be fitted on the Atlantic Wall in Denmark and Norway. The ship was never repaired and was sunk off Poland when the Russians broke through from the east.

Altaya MAG KZ16 1/1250th German Heavy Cruiser Admiral Hipper 1937

Altaya MAG KZ19 1/1250th German Armoured Cruiser SMS Blucher 1908

Altaya MAG KZ25 1/1250th German Battleship Schlesien 1906

Altaya MAG KZ29 1/1250th Z24 - Type 36A (Z23-Z34, Z37-Z39) 1936

Altaya MAG KZ31 1/1250th German Battle Cruiser Moltke 1911

Altaya MAG KZ40 1/1250th German Light Cruiser Koln 1928

Altaya MAG KZ41 1/1250th German High Seas Fleet Flagship battleship Friedrich der Grosse 1913