WW1 US Navy

A secondhand standard Navis model in very good condition. Plastic topmasts have been fitted. This is a late production grey model with detailed boats and other fittings.

A secondhand model in superb condition.
The three ships of this class were the first US battleships to have the clipper bow. Modelled here as built with cage masts.

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).

A 1/1250 scale second-hand model of USS Utah in excellent original condition by Navis Neptun 307. See photograph. 

Florida (BB30) and Utah were turbine powered versions of Delaware. Florida was in the 6th Battle Squadron at Scapa Flow and Utah was in Bantry Bay buring WW1.

307N is USS Utah, a 1/1250th scale diecast model from the Navis Neptun Range.

Model Length = 125mm

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

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

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 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.