1st/2nd Series Harbour
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Ballroom Pierhead building M 852 Triang Minic Ships 1st series playworn condition. Library photo
Here is a harbour item from the amazing 1st series of Triang Minic Ships, 1956-64. M852 Pierhead Ballroom building. "Dancing tonight". Condition playworn . It is too deep for large letter I am afraid. my ref ACC09P Library photo so typical not exact.£3.95 Add to cart -
Ballroom Pierhead building M 852 Triang Minic Ships 1st series poor condition TLC
Here is a harbour item from the amazing 1st series of Triang Minic Ships, 1956-64. M852 Pierhead Ballroom building. "Dancing tonight". Condition playworn reasonable. LIBRARY ITEM So the photo is typical and not specific to the one you receive. my ref LIBACCS£2.50 Add to cart -
Boxed sea sheet from 1st series. 26 x 26 inches. Very good condition. M857 Triang
Here is a harbour item from the amazing 1st series of Triang Minic Ships, 1956-64. M857 sea sheet in its box. 26 inch by 26 inches. Immaculate sea and very good box which says SEA plastic sheet 1/6d on the front left hand side, Vey rare item My ref SEA 2£25.00 Add to cart -
Factory building M 853 Triang Minic Ships 1st series very good condition rare item.
Here is a harbour item from the amazing 1st series of Triang Minic Ships, 1958-64. M853 Factory building with chimney. Condition almost immaculate, slight mark at front as per main photo Very hard to find in this condition ref X201£24.95 Add to cart -
Floating dock M 885 Triang Minic Ships 1st series Good condition with 3 plastics.
Here is a harbour item from the amazing 1st series of Triang Minic Ships, 1956-64. M885 a model of a floating dock based upon the Admiralty Floating Dock (AFD) design of the Royal Navy which was deployed throughout the British Empire to provide maintenance facilities in support of the Fleet. AFDs were used extensively in the Pacific Theatre during the Second World War to provide repairs for ships damaged in battle. Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richardson Ltd were the leading builder of AFDs for the Royal Navy including AFD 10 with a 50,000 ton lifting capacity which was built for the major Royal Navy base at Singapore. One of the largest ship wrecks in the world is the 80,000 ton AFD 23 which sank on 8th August 1944 when a buoyancy tank broke loose while the 30,000 ton battleship HMS Valiant was in dock off the coast of Ceylon ( Sri Lanka ). This model with a scale length of 850 feet and internal clearance of 112 feet 6 inches between the wing walls represents one of the larger AFDs with a lifting capacity of around 30,000 tons. Condition very good. and with 3 plastics parts, (2 lock gates and a crane. ref X16£24.00 Add to cart -
Floating dock M 885 Triang Minic Ships 1st series Reasonable playworn condition.
Here is a harbour item from the amazing 1st series of Triang Minic Ships, 1956-64. M885 a model of a floating dock based upon the Admiralty Floating Dock (AFD) design of the Royal Navy which was deployed throughout the British Empire to provide maintenance facilities in support of the Fleet. AFDs were used extensively in the Pacific Theatre during the Second World War to provide repairs for ships damaged in battle. Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richarsdon Ltd were the leading builder of AFDs for the Royal Navy including AFD 10 with a 50,000 ton lifting capacity which was built for the major Royal Navy base at Singapore. One of the largest ship wrecks in the world is the 80,000 ton AFD 23 which sank on 8th August 1944 when a buoyancy tank broke loose while the 30,000 ton battleship HMS Valiant was in dock off the coast of Ceylon ( Sri Lanka ). This model with a scale length of 850 feet and internal clearance of 112 feet 6 inches between the wing walls represents one of the larger AFDs with a lifting capacity of around 30,000 tons. Condition playworn. 3 metal pieces no plastics ref X12£15.00 Add to cart -
Floating dock M 885 Triang Minic Ships 1st series Reasonable playworn condition.
Here is a harbour item from the amazing 1st series of Triang Minic Ships, 1956-64. M885 a model of a floating dock based upon the Admiralty Floating Dock (AFD) design of the Royal Navy which was deployed throughout the British Empire to provide maintenance facilities in support of the Fleet. AFDs were used extensively in the Pacific Theatre during the Second World War to provide repairs for ships damaged in battle. Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richarsdon Ltd were the leading builder of AFDs for the Royal Navy including AFD 10 with a 50,000 ton lifting capacity which was built for the major Royal Navy base at Singapore. One of the largest ship wrecks in the world is the 80,000 ton AFD 23 which sank on 8th August 1944 when a buoyancy tank broke loose while the 30,000 ton battleship HMS Valiant was in dock off the coast of Ceylon ( Sri Lanka ). This model with a scale length of 850 feet and internal clearance of 112 feet 6 inches between the wing walls represents one of the larger AFDs with a lifting capacity of around 30,000 tons. Condition playworn. 3 metal pieces no plastics ref X13£15.00 Add to cart -
Four used cranes for the harbour side, playworn, no jibs library photo from Triang Minic Ships.
Here are some used harbour items from Triang Minic Ships. Here are 4 crane sets without their plastic jibs, making 8 cranes in total. I have lots of these so am listing as a separate item and obv cheaper than those with jibs. Shown in photo with green and orange bases but may be any selection of either. Condition is playworn, used reasonable, no jibs Size is 2 by 1 inches or 49 by 23mms Triang code M839 my ref ACCS22 LIBRARY ITEM So the photo is typical and not specific to the one you receive. The cranes may be from any of the three Triang Minic series as they are identical except underneath.£2.95 Add to cart -
Four used oil tank sets for the harbour side, playworn, library photo from Triang Minic Ships.
Here are some used harbour items from Triang Minic Ships. These are 4 sets of oil/gas tanks Shown in photo silver but the shade does vary. Condition is playworn, used reasonable Size is 2 by 1 inches or 49 by 23mms Triang code M838 my ref ACCS 04b LIBRARY ITEM So the photo is typical and not specific to the one you receive. The cranes may be from any of the three Triang Minic series as they are identical except underneath.£2.95 Add to cart
