Carley floats were an American design featured on a number of nation's vessels being only superseded by later rigid or inflatable designs. This particular design is intended for British ships, featuring a real-life size of 14' x 9'. These will likely be most appropriate on larger, capital vessels.

Detail is impressive, even for a relatively simple accessory. The webbing is delicate and in-scale as well as appropriately see-through. The rope along the outer ring is well-molded. A few scratched boxes of food, water, and other provisions would make these absolutely perfect. It's also worth noting that the rafts are remarkably sturdy, given their fine molding.