WW1 US Navy

The current, superdetailed "N" model of the last battleship type built for the United States at the end of WW1.

Some castings said Tennessee underneath and some said California! This model is Second-hand in very good condition.

USS Agamemnon is a 1/1250 scale, waterline, resin model of the troopship when she entered US service in 1917 painted in grey overall. This model is made by Coastlines Models, CL-M416a

USS Agamemnon is a 1/1250 scale, waterline resin model of the US troopship in 1918 after she had been re-painted in dazzle camouflage. The model is made and hand painted by Coastlines Models, CL-M416bT.

USS Mount Vernon is a waterline, 1/1250 scale resin model of the troopship painted in grey overall as the ship was in 1917.

USS Mount Vernon in Dazzle camouflage is a resin casting assembled and painted by Coastlines Models CL-M416eS,

A 1/1250 scale model of the USS Pocahontas, a troop transport in 1917 dazzle camouflage by CM-Miniaturen CM-P 55

She was re-named "Saratoga" to release the name for a Dreadnought Battleship, BB34, and again "Rochester" to free the name for the battlecruiser turned aircraft carrier! She was scutted in Subic Bay in December 1941.

A model of a sail-powered ship from the American War of Independence.

A 1/1250 scale second-hand model of USS Nevada BB36 in 1917 by Navis Neptun 304. This model is in very good condition, see photograph.

Nevada & Oklahoma (BB37) were the first battleships with "all or nothing" armour but they were fitted with different engines in a competitive trial (Nevada steam turbines and Oklahoma quadruple expansion steam engines).

USS Leviathanwas the new name given to the German liner Vaterland when she was commandeered as a troopship in 1917. She was in need of a number of repairs and was docked immediately to repair the main centre turbine. It was decided that it would be to risky to send her to Europe with a full load of troops and so she sailed to the Carribeanon a shakedown cruise to Jamaica and Cubato check the systems and her new crew. She was painted grey but sources differ about her armament. Over the next couple of months, the troop capacity was increased and so was the armament and she was re-painted in dazzle camouflage.

A 1/1250 scale metal model of USS Mount Vernon, ex-Kronprinzessin Cecilie, as a dazzle-painted trooper in WW1. Originally one of the famous German 4-funnel transatlantic liners, she was interned in USA after the outbreak of war and taken over as a troopship when USA entered the war and camouflaged.

New for 2010! The former German liner, Prinz Eitel Friedrich, was taken over by the US government in 1917 and converted to a troopship.