Hjaltland Northlink Shetland Ferry in Magnus the Viking Livery 12000 tons new model for 2020 metal.
£39.00
Here is another new ship model for 2020 and the next in our ferry range.
Here is MV Hjaltland of Northlink Ferries and serves the Aberdeen to Shetland and Orkney routes along with her sister ship MV Hrossey.
This version is in the Magnus the Viking livery she currently wears.
She came into service in 2002. She is 125 metres long or 410 feet. 12000 tons in size and top speed of 24 knots. She can carry 600 passengers and 140 cars.
This model is released in December 2020. Scale is 1/1250 .
Ref F11 Made in metal and completely new tooling.
Posted all over the world with tracked postage.
5 in stock
Additional information
| Weight | 450 g |
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