WW1 Imperial German Navy

Schlesien is a second-hand, 1/1250 scale, waterline, metal model of a Deutscland-class pre-Dreadnought in 1916. This model is in excellent, original condition (see photograph). Navis Neptun models suspended production four years ago, so new models are not available at present.

Navis have taken the trouble to model 2 variations of the members of this class. Both types fought at Jutland. This version could be taken to represent Schleswig Holstein and Posen.

Wettin is a second-hand, 1/1250 scale, waterline, metal model of the German pre-dreadnought battleship by Navis, catalogue number 12N. The model is in excellent condition, having been stored under glass in ideal conditions since new, see photograph.

Ships of this class saw little action in WW1, serving mainly as Harbour Defence Ships.

SMS Woerth is a second-hand, 1/1250 scale, waterline, metal model of a pre-dreadnought, German, battleship by Navis catalogue number 14N. This model is in excellent, original condition, see photograph.

New Navis models have been out of production for nearly five years. This model has been under glass, in warm, dry conditions and out of direct sunlight from new

A 1/1250 scale model of SMS Fuerst Bismarck a German protected cruiser designed for overseas service made by Navis Neptun 35N. the model is in tropical livery for service with the East Asiatic Squadron based at Tsingtao.

Vineta is a second-hand, 1/1250 scale, waterline, metal model of this protected cruiser in 1899 with 3 funnels by Navis Neptun 36AN. This model is in excellent condition, see photograph.

New Navis models have beenout of production for around five years.

SMS Blucher is modelled on her beam ends at the conclusion of the Battle of Dogger Bank on 24th January 1915. The resin model is in 1/1250 scale and is intended to match a photograph and sketch when Royal Navy destroyers were picking up survivors who had abandonned ship.

A 1/1250 scale metal model of SMS Planet in 1906 by Spidernavy SN 0-24 in tropical paint scheme.

This ship was sent to East Asia shortly after completion so the white and buff livery applied to this ship for most of her life. By the start of 1914, most ships in East Asia were ordered to re-paint into standard light grey and a version of this is also available from Antics SN 0-24a.

German, WW1 & WW2 & Italian Touch up Paint Pot

There is a brush in the bottle cap and a ball agitator in the glass bottle.

A 1/1250 scale waterline metal model of SMS Dresden, the first German light cruiser fitted with steam turbines, by Navis 51N in overall grey. All ships in the German East Asiatic Squadron were repainted from tropical white and buff into grey by early 1914 following instructions from their Admiralty.

After being hit by 21 heavy shells at the Battle of Jutland, "Derfflinger" was re-fitted with a wide-based tripod mast giving her an even more purposeful appearance!

Phoenicia/Kronstadt as a German depot ship around the end of the first world war.