To commemorate the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Copenhagen (April 2001), Langton Miniatures are producing new models of ships and ancillary items. Some of the models are generic and can be used for other periods.
A fleet list is provided for both the Danish and British sides, together with the appropriate hull reference(s) needed to represent each vessel.
Click on the follwing links for the
following information:
The Battle of Copenhagen - Background
The Battle of Copenhagen - Fleet List
Danish Models by Langton
Miniatures
There are two lists below: Vessels and Buildings. The buildings list is incomplete at this
time.
ND6 as Prøvesteenen with pole masts and bowsprit.
Note on colour schemes of Danish
vessels from the Royal Danish Naval Museum:
"It was not until after the war that we adopted the Nelson colour scheme, and
prior to that only very few parts of the ship were painted. The paint was very expensive
and it was therefore only such places as the gunports, parts of the superstructure and the
decoration, which were painted." Orlogsmuseet.
The colours most used for decoration, it seems, were green, blue and red. For the hull sides we would suggest wood colour or buff. Langton Miniatures.
DANISH VESSELS
Our list of Danish models now incorporates the following:
Ref |
Description | Sail Size |
Price £ |
| ND1 | 64 gun | 64 | 3.00 |
| ND3 | 74 gun | 74 | 3.00 |
| ND6 | CUT DOWN 3-DECKER 'AT
QUARTERS' Note: a number of cut down 3-deckers were also used by the British. Choose from the normal suite of sails, in white metal or brass. Copenhagen: The vessel "Prøvesteenen". To represent this particular model at the battle, you need to have a special set of pole masts and bowsprit. |
74
|
3.50
75p |
| ND8 | 60 GUN 'AT QUARTERS' Choose from the normal suite of sails, in white metal or brass. Copenhagen: There were several 60 gun vessels at the battle. These would have had stump masts and pole bowsprits. Mast Pack NDM2 comprises 3 stump masts and 3 bowsprits (use for up to 3 vessels). |
64
Mast
|
3.50
|
| ND10 | PRAAM (Cavalry Transport) 22 gun 'at quarters'. A complete kit consisting of hull, masts and sails for 'easy sail with courses furled'. The set sails are in photo etch brass, the furled courses are in white metal'. |
SET | 4.00 |
| ND11 | Floating Battery (small), guns run out. Plus mast (optional use). |
SET | 2.00 |
| ND12 | Floating Battery (large), guns round out. Plus mast (optional use). |
SET | 2.00 |
| ND14 | 40 GUN 'AT QUARTERS' Including Mortar insert for optional use. Choose from the normal suite of sails, in white metal or brass. Copenhagen: There were two 40 guns at the battle, both fully rigged. |
F | 3.00 |
| ND16 | 22 GUN FRIGATE 'AT QUARTERS' Choose from the normal suite of sails, in white metal or brass. Copenhagen: At the battle, this vessel had no masts. |
SF | 3.00 |
| ND18 | CORVETTE (6 GUNS) 'AT
QUARTERS' Choose from At Anchor set or ES1A set, |
AA Set ES1A Set |
3.50
5.00 |
DANISH BUILDINGS
| Description | Price £ |
| Rigging-Sheers Building Distinctive building on the waterfront at Copenhagen. Used to position lower masts onto ships. Kit includes assembly diagram. |
£5.00 |
| Trekroner Fort A multi gun, off shore fortress, constructed to protect the harbour and environs of Copenhagen. Timber fronted, with 3 furnaces and a number of buildings forming part of the complex. Our model is a one piece resin casting including guns (over 50) and 10 buildings. |
£8.00
|
| Lynetten Fort The smaller of the sea forts guarding Copenhagen. A one piece resin casting incorporating guns etc. |
£4.00 |
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