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A 1/1250 scale waterline resin model of one of the larger U-boat bunkers, the bunker at Brest by Coastlines Models CL-HM-A17.

The bunker was hit by 6 tallboy bombs during WW2 but only two penetrated the roof and exploded inside but not below ground and only minor damage was caused. The structure survived and the roof was subsequently strengthened and fitted with steel re-enforced rails designed to deflect and de-cap bombs but the work was not completed before the bunker was evacuated. The model represents the condition of the bunker in 1944.

Three resin cast funnels to replace the undersized funnels on the Atlas Editions 1/1250 scale passenger liner Normandie. The replacement funnels are made by Coastlines Models (CL-0008A), see photographs.

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.

Ships wakes screen printed on clear acetate film to be cut out and positioned under a clear ripple plastic sheet on a sea coloured base. Many of the waterline ship pictures on this website have been produced using these wakes. Although designed for 1/1250 & 1/1200 scale waterline ships, they can be used for smaller waterline models in larger scales.

The white ink has been screen printed on an A4 size sheet and there are two printed sheets per pack.

A panoramic photographic backscene of the Island of Hoy in Scapa Flow in wet and windy weather. The print is on matt photographic-quality paper, which should be mounted on artist's mounting board or similar, and placed behind waterline ship models on a baseboard.

Amagi is a 1/1250 scale resin waterline model of a large battlecruiser that was nearly commissioned into service with the Imperial Japanese Navy in the early 1920s. This model by Coastlines models is fully finished and painted with wood effect weather decks and an open framework seven-leg foremast.

Previous models of this ship have included 50 caliber 16" guns in larger turrets but this model has the 45 caliber guns fitted in the Nagato-class battleships shown on the original drawings for the Amagi-class.

New for 2017, the Tama was a Japanese Kuma-class light cruiser built in 1920. Long and lean like the rest of the class, Tama is modelled as turned out in 1943 with two tripod masts, a feature shared only with Kuma.  Two members of the class, Kitakami & Oi, were modified as torpedo cruisers (see Neptun model 1246A). Tama was sunk in November 1944.

A superdetailed model of the old armoured cruiser (ex-New York, ex- Saratoga) in her later years. She was scuttled in the entrance to the channel to delay the Japanese advance into the Philippines in 1942.

A 1/1250 scale resin model of the Longships Reef and Lighthouse mounted on sea bases by Coastlines Models CL-L23S. Because of the length of the reef which is only a mile or so from Lands End, Cornwall, two standard Coastlines sea bases are used to represent all the significant rocks of the reef, see photograph.