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1:1 Strath-Class Armed Trawler 1918

The Strath-Class of Armed Trawlers were designed in early 1915-16 as to increase the minesweeping capability of the Royal Navies fleets, but were small enough to be mass produced at every yard available. They were the smallest of the three classes created for this purpose.

However most of the Strath-class did not commission, as the end of the war curtailed the need for so many minesweepers, and as such many were sold while still being built to civilian fishing fleets as standard trawlers.

This is a 1:1 model of a early Strath-class that was commissioned into the RN before the end of the war in 1918.

This model is large


1x1 QF 4-inch Mk.IV
2x2 .303 Lewis Guns
2x2 Depth Charge Rails

Using Main armament
1) Grab an extra round from the ready racks spread around the Gun Tub.
2) Grab onto the port handle, the other is for display only.
3) Put extra round into the breach.
4) Aim at target via panning around the camera.
5) Fire at target with the spacebar.


Using Secondary armament
1) Grab onto handle.
2) Pan camera to target.
3) Fire via spacebar.

Using Depth Charges
1) Set desired depth setting.
2) Remove safety.
4) Release DCs.

The DC controls are on the Port side of the bridge facing outwards

She has a top speed of 11.8kt, being powered by five steam pistons driven by a single boiler, she is very efficient, and can sustain 13.75hrs of continuous running in real time.


*Starting procedure*

1) Ignite the boilers via key.
3) Turn on the lights
4) Set speed to the desired setting.
Wait for boilers to get up to temperature for steam production.

A/D for rudder control.
Space for horns.


Length : 35m
Beam : 6.75m
Draught : 3.75m
Freeboard : 2.2m
Cost : $190,215
Mass : 33107