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Emden is a second-hand, 1/1250 scale, waterline metal model of a light cruiser built in the 1920s to provide a modern training ship for the small German Navy permitted by the Treaty of Verseilles. This example is in excellent, original condition and is a fine example of Navis Neptun production in the heyday of the company, see the photograph of Neptun 1045.

Modelled as she was at the start of WW2.

All the German light cruisers suffered from having a short range and rarely strayed outside the Baltic during WW2. Nurnberg survived the war and was transferred to USSR in 1946 to be renamed Admiral Makarov.

USS Marblehead is a second-hand, 1/1250 scale, waterline, metal modell in "as new" condition at a saving on the new price. The model is made by Neptun, model number 1343A. See photograph

Texas is a second-hand, 1/1250 scale, waterline, metal model of USS Texas in 1943 by Navis Neptun 1308. This model is in excellent, original condition, see photograph.

Frobisher is a 1/1250 scale, waterline, metal model of a Hawkins-class cruiser at the end of her active life as a bombardment ship for the D-Day landings in 1944. This particular model is second-hand but it is in superb, original condition, having been stored under glass and out of direct sunlight for over 20 years.

Mobile gantry crane for handling containers shoreside at smaller ports or conjested locations. See photograph. These models are made by Rhenania Junior as accessories for his Rolldock Star ship models. One blue crane per pack.

Gneisenau is a second-hand, 1/1250 scale, metal model of theGerman Battlecruiser from 1939-41 made by Neptun No.1004. The model is in very good condition, see photograph.

This model shows Gneisenau as she was for most of her active service during WW2. During the Channel Dash, the ship had extra AA guns (NN1004A). For a model of Gneisenau as built, Scharnhorst (NN1003A), is the best representation and for a model with 15" guns see Gneisenau (NN1004B).

This second-and collector's set of Triang Minic ship models is in an original box and has contempory cast models in the box. It is not a "Mint Boxed" example but it has been described as "As Good as it Gets" for a collectors toy that is about 65 years old. See photographs.

Admiral Scheer is a second-hand, 1/1250 scale, waterline, metal model ofthe pocket battleship. This version is the armoured ship as she appeared for most of WW2 after the tower bridge structure had been removed and replaced by the cylindrical mast with platforms.

This model is in excellent, original condition having been stored under glass in warm, dry conditions away from direct sunlight .

Volganeft 239 is a 1/1250 scale, waterline, metal model of the Russian River Tanker that was abandoned and grounded on the shore of the Black Sea in December 2024 after some of the crew re-boarded the vessel in an attempt to save the vessel. In the same storm, Volganeft 212 broke in half and sank off the entrance to the Sea of Azov. The model was made by Rhenania, Rhe 191C.

Volganeft 234 is a representative of the Russian River Tankers modelled in the livery applied in 2017 when one of the class grounded and broke uo near the entrance to the Sea of Azov causing pollution over a widespead area in the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov. These models have been made by Rhenania Miniaturen, Rhe 191B, see photograph.

Volganeft Tankers were designed to move oil products arould Russian Rivers and for short voyages in coastal waters in sea states of less than Beaufort 4. In recent times, when they were over 25 years old, four of them have been involved in accidents when they have been damaged or sunk. Rhenania has modelled three versions of these tankersrepresenting the ships in old age which cover the liveries of the ships involved in these incidents. This model, Rhe 191A, is a tanker with a grey hull from 2007, see photograph.

A collectors item from the 1970s in good, original condition.

Rolldock Storm is a 1/1250 scale, waterline, metal model of a multi-purpose freighter. As the name of the company suggests, the ship has a dockwith a tail gate, so it can submerge to allow vessels to sail into its dock, it has the ability to handle roll on and off traffic on decks over the dock and it has self-loading cranes toassist with loading or unloading at ports lacking facilities to handle other sorts of traffic or to support off-shore operations. One of this class of ships spends most of its time taking equipment across the Atlantic.

Rolldock Star is a 1/1250 scale , wareline, metal ship model of a veratile freighter by Rhenania Junior Miniatures, RJ389. This ship is one of a class of ships that offers roll on roll off facilities on decks above a dock accessed from the stern of the vessel plus a couple of cranes so that the ship can load or unload herself at small ports or off-shore locatations, see photograph.
Rhenania Junior also makes Rolldock Storm with a deck load of container gantry cranes (RJ389A). Gantry crane loads are also available in blue and yellow liveries RJZ3)

HMS Renown is a second-hand, 1/1250 scale, metal model of HMS Renown in WW2 by Neptun 1106. This model is in superb, original condition, having been stored under glass out of direct sunlight in a warm, dry room. Navis Neptun models have been out of production for four years and we do not know when or if production may start up.

Renown was extensively re-built just before the start of WW2 with a block bridge instead of the tripod mast with its many platforms. Her subsequent service with Force H, roaming the Atlantic and western Mediterranean more than justified the expenditure of the modernisation.

EOLMED is a 1/1250 scale, resin model of an off-shore hub for energy management. This model is designed to be ised as a load for the maker,s Boa Barge, semi-submersible model and, as such, is a "full hull" model. It could be posed in a model shipyard or on any suitable diorama.

Strasbourg is a second-hand, 1/1250 scale waterline , metal model of the French battlecruiser in 1939-42. Made by Neptun, catalogue number 1403 this model is in excellent, original condition (see photograph).

A 1/1250 scale metal model of HMY Britannia now preserved as a museum ship in the port of Leith, Edinburgh and looking as smart as ever.