Waterline model; Miniature model
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Waterline model; Miniature model
Scale: Unknown. A waterline model of a container ship painted in realistic colours. The hull is painted a Prussian blue, with white topping and a red band at the waterline. The decks and the 40 ft and 20 ft containers stored on deck are painted a uniform grey. The superstructure is located at the stern and painted white, abaft of which are a pair of tall white funnels with black tops. A vehicle ramp at the stern is depicted in its stowed position. A logo of a letter "A" formed by two arrows, is marked in cream on the port and starboard hull sides.
Reginald Carpenter
Original size: 30 mm x 165 mm x 20 mm
- Image reference: L1539
- National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
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