WW1 Imperial German Navy

She was completed only three months before she was sunk at the Battle of Jutland.

A 1/1250 metal scale model of Derfflinger, the last of the famous Blohm & Voss WW1 battlecruisers to be completed (1914).

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!

A 1/1250 scale metal model of SMS Blucher. Sunk at the Battle of Dogger Bank because, without steam turbines, she was the slowest ship present and was left behind to be overwhelmed at close range by the British Battlecruisers whilst Admiral Hipper made his escape with the battlecruisers of the First Scoutin Group..

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.

Built at the Vulkan works, this model is painted in the black livery worn by German Destroyers until after the Battle of Jutland. This model is not a superdetailed "N" model.

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.

A 1/1250 scale metal model of SMS Planet in 1914 in East Asia by Spidernavy SN 0-24a. At this time the survey ship had been re-painted into light grey (for a version in East Asia livery see SN 0-24). When war was declared in September, she was in the North Pacific Islands and she was scuttled to avoid capture by the Japanese Navy.

A 1/1250 scale metal model of the paddle steamer gunboat of 1851 pressed into service by the Germans to help in their dispute with the Danish Navy. Spidernavy model SN 0-26.

This is a 1/1250 model of a Habich-class colonial gun boat, SMS Moewe. Moewe was based at Tsingtau and outlasted her sisters (Habich & Adler) despite being hulked and sold in 1910.

German, WW1 & WW2 & Italian Touch up Paint Pot

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

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.

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

SMS Leipzig was named after the Battle of Leipzig of 1815 and was the lead ship of her class, the later sister-ship was Prinz Adalbert. She was fitted with 12x17cm (6.7in) guns and, because she was intended for overseas deployment, she was fitted with a full set of sails. The model has two funnels, so it best represents the ship after her 1888 refit and modernisation.

This model was made by Welt der Schiffsminiaturen, WDS BM K 64 and is only available to special order.

Der Konigliche Ernst August is a 1/1250 scale, waterline metal model of a paddle-driven steam corvette of 1849 by WDS models, WDS BM K 75. It is currently listed as available to be made to order.