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Schnell Boats Operating in the Baltic by Randall Wilson. German Schnell Boats were heavily armed coastal craft often referred to by the Royal Navy as E-boats. Fast, and better armed than the Royal navy MTBs and PT-boats, they became the most effective inshore attack craft of World War Two. Lurssen built the first German MTB in 1930, originally called UZ16 it would later become W1 and finally S1 in 1932. All German Schnell Boats would carry two seperate torpedo tubes. In total 249 Schnell Boats were built for the Kriegsmarine, with a total of 157 being lost or scuttled. The last 92 were split between the Allies with 30 going to the US, 34 going to United Kingdom and 28 to Russia. |
USS Enterprise by Randall Wilson Commissioned on November 25, 1961, the USS Enterprise (CVAN-65) was the world's first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier and the longest naval vessel ever built, at over 1,100 feet. it was powered by eight Westinghouse A2W reactors, allowing for high speeds exceeding 30-40 knots. The Enterprise served in key Cold War roles, including the Cuban Missile Crisis and also was the first nuclear powered ship in combat during the Vietnam War. Cranston Fine Arts have arranged with the artist Randall Wilson to produce a low cost limited edition of 100 prints only. Numbered only, not signed. A canvas edition also available. |
USS Ohio BB 68 by Randall Wilson USS Ohio as she would have looked if built, firing her Aft turrets. Cranston Fine Arts have arranged with the artist Randall Wilson to produce a low cost limited edition of 100 prints only. Numbered only, not signed. A canvas edition also available. |
Emden and Blucher by Randall Wilson. Emden and Blucher arriving at Schweinamund to depart the next day for Oslo. |
USS New Jersey, batten down the Hatches by Randall Wilson. USS New Jersey seen battling her way through a Hurricane in 1944. |
Slow Ahead by Randall Wilson. H.M.A.S Hobart glides past Mount Fuji for the surrender ceremony with Missouri in the Background. Tokyo Bay 1945. |
USS Constellation departs Hobart by Randall Wilson. No text for this item |
The Kaiser's Ship by Randall Wilson. Emerging from a smokescreen SMS Baden surges ahead of her sister ship SMS Bayern to resume battle speed in these fleet manoeuvres in the Baltic, during 1917 |
HMS Dreadnought by Randall Wilson HMS Dreadnought, commissioned into the Royal Navy on the 2nd of December 1906, The ship's entry into service represented such an advance in naval technology that her name came to be associated with an entire generation of battleships at sea. Cranston Fine Arts have arranged with the artist Randall Wilson to produce a low cost limited edition of 100 prints only. Numbered only, not signed. A canvas edition also available. |
HMS Warspite, Shooting from the Hip by Randall Wilson. HMS Warspite is shown in action during the 2nd battle of Narvik, April 1940. |
British Pacific Fleet by Randall Wilson. HMS Howe leads Victorious and Implacable through the Malacca Straits. |
HMAS Canberra by Randall Wilson. No text for this item |
Time to Move by Randall Wilson. Battleship Tirpitz weighs anchor and ups steam to move out of Alta Fjord 1944. |
IJMS Yamato by Randall Wilson. No text for this item |
USS Mobile Bay CG53 by Randall Wilson Mobile Bay at sea in the Atlantic. Cranston Fine Arts have arranged with the artist Randall Wilson to produce a low cost limited edition of 100 prints only. Numbered only, not signed. A canvas edition also available. |
USS Mississippi BB41 by Randall Wilson. USS Mississippi rides at anchor. A brief rest for the crew at the port of ADM Oldendorfs T.G. The ship is preparing for the Invasion of Okinawa. |
IJMS Akagi by Randall Wilson Akagi under attack from US Army B25 Mitchell bombers. Cranston Fine Arts have arranged with the artist Randall Wilson to produce a low cost limited edition of 100 prints only. Numbered only, not signed. A canvas edition also available. |
KM Tirpitz by Randall Wilson Tirpitz arriving in a Norwegian Fjord in 1944. Cranston Fine Arts have arranged with the artist Randall Wilson to produce a low cost limited edition of 100 prints only. Numbered only, not signed. A canvas edition also available. |
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