What is the term for a small object like a statue or dummy weapon round used in the Wardroom?

The term "buck" refers to a small object, such as a statue or dummy weapon round, used in the Wardroom, which typically serves as a decorative piece or a training tool. In Navy terminology, a "buck" can denote a representation of military equipment or a ceremonial item that symbolizes readiness and tradition.

While the other terms describe similar objects, they do not have the specific contextual relevance that "buck" does within the Navy's naming conventions. "Statue" is a general term and does not encompass the specific functions or uses within this military context. "Dummy" generally refers to non-functional replicas or props used for training but lacks the nuance of military tradition associated with “buck.” "Model" could refer to a scale representation of an object but doesn't have the same ceremonial significance or common use in this setting as “buck.”