HMAS Anzac III (FFH 150) 80cm – Anzac Class Frigate

The HMAS Anzac (FFH 150) is the lead ship of the Anzac-class frigates, a collaboration between Australia and New Zealand to enhance naval capabilities. Launched in 1996 and commissioned in 1998, HMAS Anzac was designed for versatility, with roles ranging from air defense and surface warfare to surveillance and reconnaissance. Named in honor of the ANZAC legacy forged in World War I, this frigate symbolizes the enduring partnership and shared history between Australia and New Zealand. Throughout its service, HMAS Anzac has participated in multiple international peacekeeping and security operations, showcasing its resilience and commitment to regional stability.

At Seacraft Gallery, we are honored to present a handcrafted model of the HMAS Anzac (FFH 150). Made from high-quality timber and crafted with exceptional attention to detail, this model beautifully replicates the iconic features of the real vessel. Our craftsmen dedicate over 12 weeks to each model, using original ship plans and photographs for accuracy. From the weapon systems to the radar details, every element is faithfully recreated. Mounted on an elegant wooden base with a name plaque, this model is a stunning homage to HMAS Anzac, perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of Australian naval history.

Key Feature of the HMAS Anzac (FFH 150)

• Realistic recreation of the HMAS Anzac (FFH 150), designed with immense attention to detail.
• Designed and hand-crafted from scratch with real-life markings and equipment.
• Frame built and constructed by hand, pained by hand, for the utmost realism.
• No plastic used’ this is made entirely from wooden planks which are hand-placed.
• Model comes with a brass nameplate on the base, and a history sheet included.
• Size specifications: 80cm x 12cm x 31cm, scale 1:147

The history of the HMAS Anzac (FFH 150)

HMAS Anzac (FFH 150), the lead ship of the Anzac-class frigates, has played a vital role in the Royal Australian Navy since its commissioning in 1998. Named in honor of the ANZAC spirit, which was established during World War I, HMAS Anzac symbolizes the enduring alliance and camaraderie between Australia and New Zealand. This frigate, designed for versatility, is equipped to handle a range of operations, including air defense, anti-surface warfare, and maritime surveillance, making it a valuable asset in both combat and humanitarian missions.

Throughout its service, HMAS Anzac has participated in several notable missions that underscore its significance. In 2001, the ship was deployed as part of Operation Slipper in the Persian Gulf, supporting the global effort in the War on Terror. Its role included maritime interdiction and ensuring security in vital shipping lanes. In 2014, HMAS Anzac joined Operation MANITOU, an ongoing Australian contribution to maritime security operations in the Middle East region, participating in counter-piracy, counter-terrorism, and narcotics interdiction missions.

In 2015, to commemorate the centenary of the Gallipoli landings, HMAS Anzac made a historic journey to Turkey, participating in the Gallipoli Centenary International Fleet Review. This voyage paid tribute to the original ANZAC forces and reinforced the ship’s symbolic connection to Australia and New Zealand’s shared history. Over the years, HMAS Anzac has also engaged in numerous regional exercises and humanitarian efforts, strengthening Australia’s relationships with neighboring countries and showcasing its commitment to peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific region.