Could you identify any of these shipmodels? In that case please send your remark to Ingo Hohm

If you have unidentified shipmodels in your collection: send me a picture and I will post it here (or with a little luck identify it immediately).

Unsolved mysteries

Click On Image For Full Size Image	what I do know about this one or what I guess ...
	obviously is some kind of Ewer or similar ship. likely candidates are: Forde 132 (Finkenwerder Fischewer) GS 90 Fracht-Ewer Walter
	another coastal sailing ship, slighly larger than the one above
	small fishin vessel of unknown origin
	This looks like an oceanic research vehicle. It is definitely an Otten-model, but unfortunately I have no name for it
	Most probably a Hammonia but which ....
	small (chemical?) tankship. Resin. Either copy or unfinished Otten-model
	no idea about this small tug (except that it is certainly a steam tug ...)
	I have now idea about purpose or manufacturer the colour suggests a military vessel might be a navigation trainign ship probably from Förde
	I think this is from Hammonia the colour looks like a navy vessel somehow this reminds me of naval barges like the MAZA crafts of the german Kriegsmarine
	small tug. probably Hammonia, most probably a naval vessel

Solved mysteries

Click On Image For Full Size Image	Identification
	luckily someone offered the original one at eBay: this is a copy of Welfia 25: Brandenburg the former Sedina, a steamer of 1899. she belonged to R.Chr.Gribel, Stettin 1112 BRT 12kn crew: 17 Mann fate: stranded on 12.12.1941 in Kattegat, 1950 raised and broken up.
	Many thanks to Jeffery Simpson for pointing out that this is a copy of RE 22 Fair Head of 1947
	copy of Welfia 54: Dongan Hills
	Ensign 4: British Endurance
	like Welfia 16: Odin