Commodore Clipper Channel Ferry made by Mountford Models in 1250 scale
£27.00
Here is a highly detailed model of the Commodore Clipper Ferry.
The Commodore Clipper is a purpose built conventional ferry designed for a year round, all-weather service. It has space for around 300 passengers and over 100 cars and operated by Condor Ferries on routes to the Channel Islands and France from Portsmouth.
Scale is 1/1250
It is made of resin by Mountford Models and was a new release in 2017.
Size is 4inches or 100mms
my ref MM455
3 in stock
Additional information
| Weight | 250 g |
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