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Imperial Models” Truro Following Instructions Received from the Sherriff's Office UNRESERVED EVENING AUCTION Stock Contents of “Imperial Models” Truro Following instructions received from The Sherriff's Office LOT 3 - REVELL MODEL KIT LOT 107 - ITALERI MODEL KIT NO 2654 APPROX 240 LOTS FOR SALE BY AUCTION Thursday 11 December 2014 at 6pm At Probus Village Hall, Truro, TR2 4NB Viewing from 2pm Catalogue Price £1.00 - Download for Free Tel: 01726 884296 Email: [email protected] www.edwardbuckland.co.uk UNRESERVED AUCTION OF CONTENTS FROM IMPERIAL MODELS - THURS 11 DECEMBER 2014 CONDITIONS OF SALE AUCTIONEER’S FOREWORD COMMISSION BIDS Edward Buckland Auctioneers have been instructed Commission bids will be acted upon on the strict by The Sherriff’s Office to sell by public auction the understanding that once the successful bid has been complete stock and contents from Imperial Models made the purchaser will be liable for payment as who were trading from Truro up to November 2014. though they had made prior inspection, there will be no right of return. Commission bids will be handled Please note we have described items in as much as if the intending purchaser were present in person detail as possible. Some of the model boxes and the bid will be one bidding interval above the were unsealed and the auctioneers take no next highest bid or the reserve price if appro- responsibility for kits which are incomplete or priate. The Auctioneers will accept no liability in any have parts missing. It will be for the purchaser to respect on a commission bid. satisfy themselves in this respect. VAT VIEWING & ORDER OF SALE All will be sold without VAT. Lots may be viewed on Thursday 11th December from 2pm onwards. Sale starts at 6pm prompt with BUYERS PREMIUM Lot 1. Buyers Premium will be charged at 15% plus VAT. WARRANTY PAYMENT TERMS Lots are described as seen by the Auctioneers, no Cash, debit card, credit card (add 2.5%) or cheque liability accepted for mistakes, wrong identity or (with identification) at the close of sale. non-arrival. All lots are strictly sold as seen without warranty in any respect. All purchases to be paid for DIRECTIONS in full on the day of the Auction and no allowance will From the main A390 St Austell to Truro road follow be made for fault, breakage, absence or misdescrip- the signs to Probus. The Hall will be found in the tion. centre of the village near the Gulshan Indian COLLECTION Restaurant. All lots at Purchasers risk on the fall of the hammer If using Satnav the postcode is TR2 4NB. and to be removed on the day of the sale. PARKING REGISTRATION Please park as directed. If you wish to bid at the Auction, you must register CANTEEN your intention with the Auctioneers. Please bid by displaying your bidding number so that same may be Tea, Coffee and light refreshments will be available. recorded quickly and the auction proceed with the ROSTRUM CONTACT NUMBERS minimum of delay. Any attempt to bid without a bidding number will be refused. Office: 01726 884 296 Edward Buckland (Auctioneer): 07595 893394 UNRESERVED AUCTION OF CONTENTS FROM IMPERIAL MODELS - THURS 11 DECEMBER 2014 LOTS DESCRIPTION EXTENDED DESCRIPTION 1 REVELL MODEL KIT 1:24 SCALE LONDON BUS 2 MODEL KIT 1:32 SCALE AZUR H-75A- 1/2 HAWK 3 REVELL MODEL KIT 1:72 SCALE C-160 TRANSALL 4 MODEL KIT LI LO IR TRACKER "A UNIQUE LIGHT TRACKER BUGGY" 5 HAWEGAWA HOBBY MODEL KIT MITSUBISHI F-2B 21SQ 30TH ANNIVERSARY 6 MODEL KIT 1:48 SCALE ACADEMY CH-46E CURRENT US MARINES "BULL FROG" 7 REVELL MODEL KIT 1:48 SCALE REPULIC F-84F "THUNDERSTREAK" 8 SPECIAL HOBBY MODEL KIT 1:32 SCALE F2A-2 BUFFALO "YELLOW WINGS" 9 HOOBEN MODEL KIT 1:16 SCALE SOVIET MEDIUM TANK T-55A RADIO CONTROL FULL FUNC- TION 9FV 10 GUILLOWS MODEL KIT 804 1:32 SCALE LEGENDARY CIVILIAN AIRLINER DC-3 BALSA KIT 11 HOBBY BOSS MODEL KIT 1:48 SCALE RAFALE M FIGHTER 12 HOBBY BOSS MODEL KIT 1:48 SCALE FJ-4 FURY 13 ITALERI MODEL KIT NO 2656 1:48 SCALE A-20B / BOSTON III 14 HOBBY CRAFT MODEL KIT 1:48 SCALE "MILITARY" TUTOR 15 ITALERI MODEL KITT NO 2640 1:48 SCALE C.R.42 LW 16 REVELL MODEL KIT 1:48 SCALE CANADAIR CL-13 SABRE MK 6 17 CLASSIC AIRFRAMES MODEL KIT 1:48 SCALE B-57B CANBERRA 18 F.M MODEL KIT 1:48 SCALE LOCKHEAD PVI "VENTURA" 19 HASEGAWA HOBBY MODEL KIT MITSUBISHI T-2 "CCV" 20 REVELL MODEL KIT 1:72 SCALE AIRBUS A400M "GRIZZLY" 21 AIRFIX MODEL KIT 1:48 SCALE BAE HAWK 100 22 TRUMPETER MODEL KIT 1:72 SCALE F-105D THUNDERCHIEF 23 SPARE LOT 24 PRO-SCALE LTD MODEL HAWKER HUNTER ELECTRIC DUCTED FAN SCALE MODEL (WWW.WESTWINGS.CO.UK) 25 TAMIYA MODEL KIT 1:14 SCALE SCANIA R620 6X4 HIGHLINE R/C TRACTOR TRUCK 26 MODEL KIT 1:48 SCALE RODEN SOPWITH 1.B1 FRENCH BOMBER 27 ITALERI MODEL KIT NO 1249 1:72 SCALE B-26K COUNTER INVADER 28 HASEGAWA HOBBY MODEL KIT MITSUBISHI XF-2A 29 TAMIYA MODEL SCENERY SET NO 2 1:35 SCALE GERMAN FIELD MILITARY POLICE NORMANDY 1944 30 ITALERI MODEL KIT NO 6383 1:35 SCALE DEMAG WITH PAK 38 31 HASEGAWA HOBBY MODEL KIT MESSERSCHMITT BF109F-4 TROP "MARSEILLE" 32 HASEGAWA HOBBY MODEL KIT MESSERCHMITT BF109G-10 "END OF WAR" 33 HASEGAWA HOBBY MODEL KIT FOCKE-WULF FW190 A-5 34 HASEGAWA HOBBY MODEL KIT 1:48 SCALE FOCKE-WULF FW190 A-4 35 HASEGAWA HOBBY MODEL KIT MESSESCHMITT BF109E-3 "RUMANION AIR FORCE" 36 HASEGAWA HOBBY MODEL KIT MESSERSCHMITT BF109G-6 "JG3 UDET" 37 ITALERI MODEL KIT NO 2637 1:48 SCALE DOUGLAS A-20 G HAVOC UNRESERVED AUCTION OF CONTENTS FROM IMPERIAL MODELS - THURS 11 DECEMBER 2014 LOTS DESCRIPTION EXTENDED DESCRIPTION 38 ITALERI MODEL KIT NO 2656 1:48 SCALE A-20B / BOSTON III 39 MODEL CAR PARTS VARIOUS PARTS INC RUBBER TYRES ETC 40 BOX OF TAMIYA ACRYLIC PAINTS VARIOUS COLOURS 41 BOX OF TAMIYA SPRAY PAINTS VARIOUS COLOURS 42 ITALERI MODEL KIT 1:35 SCALE JERRY CANS 43 TAMIYA MODEL KIT 1:35 SCALE MILITARY MINITURES GERMAN INFANTRY WEAPONS SET 44 TAMIYA MODEL SET 1:35 SCALE MILITARY MINITURES JERRY CANS 45 TAMIYA MODEL SET 1:35 SCALE MILITARY MINITURES JERRY CANS 46 ITALERI MODEL KIT NO 419 1:35 SCALE FIELD TOOL SHOP 1 47 ACCURATE MINITURES MODEL SET 1:48 SCALE US WWII ARMAMENT WITH GROUND SERVICE EQUIPMENT 48 ITALERI MODEL KIT NO 226 1:35 SCALE DODGE WC-54 AMBULANCE 49 HASEGAWA HOBBY MODEL KIT 1:48 SCALE FOLLOW ME JEEP WILLYS MB 50 DRAGON MODELS LTD KIT 1:35 SCALE 1943 39-45 SERIES TIGER I 51 ITALERI MODEL KIT NO 6462 1:35 SCALE LVT-2 AMTRAC 52 ITALERI MODEL KIT NO 6442 1:35 SCALE AUTOBLINDA AB 41 53 REVELL MODEL KIT 1:35 SCALE S.W.S.E 3,7CM FLAK43 54 ITALERI MODEL KIT 1:35 SCALE BOFORS 40MM ANTI AIRCRAFT GUN 55 REVELL MODEL KIT 1:35 SCALE RSO/03 7,5CM PAK40 56 REVELL MODEL KIT 1:35 SCALE SD.KFZ 10/5 2CM FLAK38 57 DRAGON MODEL KIT 1:35 SCALE '39-45' SERIES MIT WURFRAHMEN 40 58 DRAGON MODEL KIT 1:35 SCALE '39-45' SERIES MIT WURFRAHMEN 40 59 ITALERI MODEL KIT NO 6452 1:35 SCALE CAMIONETTA AS 42 SAHARIANA 60 ITALERI MODEL KIT NO 6451 1:35 SCALE AUTOBLINDA AB 43 61 DRAGON MODEL KIT 1:35 SCALE 88MM FLAK 36 W/FLAK ARTILLERY CREW 62 DRAGON MODEL KIT 1:35 SCALE SD.KFZ.251 AUSF.C 63 REVELLL MODEL KIT 1:35 SCALE RUSSIAN BM-13 STALINORGEL KATIUSHA 64 TRUMPETER MODEL KIT 1:35 SCALE MI 126 "STRYKER" (ICV) 65 ITALERI MODEL KIT NO 6452 1:35 SCALE CAMIONETTA A2 42 SAHARIANA 66 HASBRO STAR WARS FIGURE EPISODE 1 QUEEN AMIDALA 67 HOBBY BOSS MODEL KIT 1:72 SCALE A-7P CORSAIR II 68 ACADEMY HOBBY MODEL KIT 1:72 SCALE F-8P CRUSADER "FRENCH NAVY SPECIAL" 69 HOBBY BOSS MODEL KIT 1:72 SCALE A-ZP CORSAIR II 70 REVELL MODEL KIT 1:72 SCALE NATO HELICOPTER NH90 TTH 71 ZVEZDA MODEL KIT 1:72 SCALE GERMAN BOMBER JUNKERS JU-88A4 72 HOBBY BOSS MODEL KIT 1:72 SCALE A-7H CORSIAR II 73 ITALERI MODEL KIT NO 1113 1:72 CAPRONI CA.311 LTD EDITION 74 TRUMPETER MODEL KIT 1:72 SCALE BRITISH "GANNET" AS.MK 1/4 75 REVELL MODEL KIT 1:72 SCALE HEINKEL HE 115 B/C SEA PLANE UNRESERVED AUCTION OF CONTENTS FROM IMPERIAL MODELS - THURS 11 DECEMBER 2014 LOTS DESCRIPTION EXTENDED DESCRIPTION 76 HOBBY BOSS MODEL KIT 1:72 SCALE F/A-18A HORNET 77 SPECIAL HOBBY MODEL KIT 1:72 SCALE CH-37B MOJAVE "US ARMY" 78 HASEGAWA HOBBY MODEL KIT 1:72 SCALE F/A-18E SUPER HORNET 79 EDUARD LTD MODEL KIT 1:72 SCALE JASTA 5 ALBATROSS DV DUAL COMBO 80 SPECIAL HOBBY MODEL KIT 1:72 SCALE F3F_3 LAST US NAVY BIPLANE FIGHTER 81 EDUARD MODEL KIT 1:72 SCALE CZWCH AIR FORCE 82 REVELL AUTHENTIC MODEL KIT GUIDED MISSILE SUBMARINE 83 ITALERI MODEL KIT NO 1279 1:72 SCALE RQ-1 PREDATOR 84 ITALERI MODEL KIT NO 1320 1:72 SCALE DRONE MQ-9 REAPER 85 ITALERI MODEL KIT NO 2649 1:48 SCALE MIG-23 FLOGGER 86 HOBBY BOSS MODEL KIT 1:48 SCALE F4F-3 WILDCATE (LATE) 87 ITALERI MODEL KIT NO 2640 1:48 SCALE C.R. 42 LW 88 ITALERI MODEL KIT NO 2658 1:48 SCALE P-40 M/N-KITTYHAWK MK.IV 89 ITALERI MODEL KIT NO 2660 1:48 SCALE F-7F 3N TIGERCAT 90 REVELL MODEL KIT 1:48 SCALE CANADAIR CL-13 SABRE MK.6 (F-86F-40) 91 ITALERI MODEL KIT NO 2628 1:48 SCALE A-1 H SKYRAIDER 92 REVELL MODEL KIT 1:32 SCALE GLIDER SEGELFLUGZEUG LS8-A/18 93 CLASSIC AIRFRAMES MODEL KIT 1:48 SCALE F-5B USAF AGGRESSOR 94 REVELL MODEL KIT 1:48 SCALE F4U-7 CORSAIR 95 TAMIYA MODEL KIT 1:48 SCALE HYAKUSHIKI SHITEI III RECON PLANE 96 ITALERI MODEL KIT NO 2675 1:48 SCALE ARADO AR 196A 97 HASEGAWA HOBBY MODEL KIT 1:48 SCALE F6F-5 HELLCAT "FRENCH NAVY" 98 EDUARD WEEKEND MODEL KIT 1:48 SCALE PFALZ D 111A 99 ITALERI MODEL KIT NO 1260 1:72 SCALE CR.42 FALCO 100 REVELL MODEL KIT 1:72 SCALE SAAB J-35J "DRAKEN" 101 REVELL MODEL KIT 1:72 SCALE KAMOV KA-29 "MARINE" 102 REVELL MODEL KIT 1:48 SCALE DOUGLAS A-20 GIJ HAVOC 103 ITALERI MODEL KIT NO 2671 1:48 SCALE A-4 E/F/G SKYHAWK 104 REVELL MODEL KIT 1:48 SCALE CANADAIR CL-13 SABRE MK 6 (F-86F-40) 105 ITALERI MODEL KIT NO 2652 1:48 SCALE T-6G TEXAN 106 ITALERI MODEL KIT NO 2645 1:48 G.91 R1/3/4 "GINA" 107 ITALERI MODEL KIT NO 2654 1:48 SCALE F-16 FIGHTING FALCON 108 REVELL MODEL KIT 1:48 SCALE NORTHROP F-5E TIGER II 109 ACCURATE MINATURES MODEL KIT 1:48 SCALE P-39Q AIRACOBRA 110 HASEGAWA HOBBY MODEL KIT MITSUBISHI A6M2B ZERO FIGHTER TYPE 21 "THE BATTLE OF THE SOUTH PACIFIC" 111 EDUARD LTD MODEL KIT 1:48 SCALE JASTA 5 ALBATROS D.V.
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