Schiffsmodelle

You love ship model making or are you toying with the idea to try your hand at your first ship model kit? We have the right model for everyone, from the simple kit for your first wooden model ship to the sophisticated model boat for building on your own. We also offer remote controlled models. Look around and discover the right model ship for you, your child or a model building fan.

Since when does ship model making exist?

Building the first model boat feels like a great adventure and the pride in the first finished wooden model is huge. Nevertheless, every model maker today has to accept the fact that countless like-minded people have built a similar model ship out of wood before him. The origins of ship model making are thought to have been in ancient Egypt several thousand years ago. At that time ship models were already used as burial objects. And children build toy model boats probably since the bow of the first ship touched the water. Scale models probably appeared in the 16th century. At that time, master shipbuilders had to somehow make their plans for new ships appealing to the rulers. They used the smaller replicas to illustrate their ideas.

Sailing ship, racing boat & submarine – the matching ship model kit

The range of model ships is large. In addition to a model ship made of wood or a kit for a racing boat, you can also decide on a submarine model. The requirements for skill and experience are similar for all models. As a fan of ship model making, you simply have to decide which type of model will give you the most pleasure in building and then viewing or trying it out. Sailing ships with their elegant sails and fine masts have something very elegant and are therefore utterly decorative in the showcase. Racing boats are a lot of fun, especially as functional models.

Build model boat yourself - functional models & floor models

Nowadays the do-it-yourself building of model boats has become a popular hobby. Connoisseurs differentiate between functional models and standing models. Stand models are ship replicas, which are often optically very elaborately prepared to be displayed decoratively. Functional models are technical models true to scale. They have the most important movement functions of the original and can also be used for demonstrations or observations. We offer you finished models that you can put directly into the showcase and also kits to build yourself. These can be equipped with a rc remote control if desired.

Model ships made of wood

All our wooden model ships are of a very good quality. Therefore we only offer you model ships from selected manufacturers who are known for their good models in the field of ship model making. From the child to the professional model builder, you will find the right wooden model ship for everyone, which meets the corresponding abilities of its builder. Look around and discover the right ship model kit for your project!

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You love ship model making or are you toying with the idea to try your hand at your first ship model kit ? We have the right model for everyone, from the simple kit for your first wooden model ship to the sophisticated model boat for building on your own . We also offer remote controlled models . Look around and discover the right model ship for you, your child or a model building fan.... read more »
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Schiffsmodelle

You love ship model making or are you toying with the idea to try your hand at your first ship model kit? We have the right model for everyone, from the simple kit for your first wooden model ship to the sophisticated model boat for building on your own. We also offer remote controlled models. Look around and discover the right model ship for you, your child or a model building fan.

Since when does ship model making exist?

Building the first model boat feels like a great adventure and the pride in the first finished wooden model is huge. Nevertheless, every model maker today has to accept the fact that countless like-minded people have built a similar model ship out of wood before him. The origins of ship model making are thought to have been in ancient Egypt several thousand years ago. At that time ship models were already used as burial objects. And children build toy model boats probably since the bow of the first ship touched the water. Scale models probably appeared in the 16th century. At that time, master shipbuilders had to somehow make their plans for new ships appealing to the rulers. They used the smaller replicas to illustrate their ideas.

Sailing ship, racing boat & submarine – the matching ship model kit

The range of model ships is large. In addition to a model ship made of wood or a kit for a racing boat, you can also decide on a submarine model. The requirements for skill and experience are similar for all models. As a fan of ship model making, you simply have to decide which type of model will give you the most pleasure in building and then viewing or trying it out. Sailing ships with their elegant sails and fine masts have something very elegant and are therefore utterly decorative in the showcase. Racing boats are a lot of fun, especially as functional models.

Build model boat yourself - functional models & floor models

Nowadays the do-it-yourself building of model boats has become a popular hobby. Connoisseurs differentiate between functional models and standing models. Stand models are ship replicas, which are often optically very elaborately prepared to be displayed decoratively. Functional models are technical models true to scale. They have the most important movement functions of the original and can also be used for demonstrations or observations. We offer you finished models that you can put directly into the showcase and also kits to build yourself. These can be equipped with a rc remote control if desired.

Model ships made of wood

All our wooden model ships are of a very good quality. Therefore we only offer you model ships from selected manufacturers who are known for their good models in the field of ship model making. From the child to the professional model builder, you will find the right wooden model ship for everyone, which meets the corresponding abilities of its builder. Look around and discover the right ship model kit for your project!

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First Rate Vessel Royal Louis
First Rate Vessel Royal Louis
The Royal Luis with her 3 decks and 120 guns was under the command of a flotilla leader admiral and undoubtedly belonged to the most impressive ships of the first rank , which the French navy had at its disposal at the time. Our model is worked from the plans of the Royal Louis 1779 , admiral ship of the white-blue Armada , which...
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Side Paddle Wheeler La Suisse
Side Paddle Wheeler La Suisse
La Suisse paddle steamer Built in 1910, this is the largest paddle steamer in Switzerland and can still be seen on Lake Geneva. Until the motor vessel Lausanne entered service in 1991, the La Suisse was the flagship of the Compagnie Générale de Navigation sur le Lac Léman, or CGN for short, and is considered the flagship of the...
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Canadian Canoe
Canadian Canoe
Canadian Canoe This model is a replica of a typical Canadian canoe. Especially narrow and flat built, this canoe is suitable for paddling tours and is big enough for smaller trips. Due to the shape of the keel, it responds quickly to steering movements and is therefore easy to handle. This type of boat is often compared with the...
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MRB 20 "Emile Robin" Lifeboat
MRB 20 "Emile Robin" Lifeboat
The lifeboat 'Emile Robin' was delivered in 1989 by the shipyard Nordsøværftet in Ringkøbing. It is equipped with two engines, each producing 384 hp. The top speed is 11 knots (about 20 km/h) and it can sail for 20 hours at full power. Emile Robin (1819-1915) was a Paris-born merchant, philanthropist, cognac manufacturer and...
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HMS Erebus
HMS Erebus
HMS Erebus was a British warship launched in 1826. It was part of a fleet of ships sent by the Royal Navy to explore the Arctic. The Erebus was a Hecla-class ship built for Arctic expeditions. It had a length of 105 feet and a beam of 28 feet, which was ideal for such an expedition. It was powered by a steam engine and sails and could...
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Endeavour 1934 M 1:35
Endeavour 1934 M 1:35
America's Cup yacht Endeavour from 1934 with finished hull
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Rainbow 1934 America's Cup Yacht - prefabricated hull
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Hercules Tug 1907
Hercules Tug 1907
Steam tug Hercules from 1907 The Hercules is an ocean-going tugboat built in 1907. Built at the John H. Dialogue and Sons shipyard, the steam tug was used primarily in San Francisco, where it still sails as a museum ship. The shipyard, John H. Dialogue and Sons of Camden, New Jersey, built the tug in 1907 for the Shipowners' and...
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USCG Harriet Lane Steam Paddle Cutter & Gunboat
USCG Harriet Lane Steam Paddle Cutter & Gunboat
The Harriet Lane is an early U.S. Navy steam-powered cutter in Coast Guard service from the 1850s. The ships were named after First Ladies, in this case the niece of the still unmarried President James Buchanan. She was built in New York in 1857 for the U.S. Internal Revenue Service, but later captured by the Confederacy in 1883 and...
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USCG Fast Response Cutter
USCG Fast Response Cutter
The Sentinel-class cutter, also known as the Fast Response Cutter because of its programme name, is part of the US Coast Guard's Deepwater programme. At 154 feet (46.8 m) long, it is similar to the 123-foot (37 m) Island-class patrol boats of the 1980s. Up to 58 vessels are to be built by Louisiana-based Bollinger Shipyards to a...
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Yacht Britannia
Yacht Britannia
Designed by G.L. Watson, the yacht Britannia was built at the request of Edward VII, Prince of Wales at that time. It is considered by the English as the most important and representative racing yacht of its time. It is difficult to conceive a drawing that would make its lines be considered old-fashioned. This is the type of hull whose...
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Royal Yacht Mary
Royal Yacht Mary
The yacht Mary was built in the Netherlands and was presented to King Charles II by the City of Amsterdam on the occasion of his proclamation as King of England. It is considered the pleasure boat prototype. Reconstruction of the model has been helped by a picture by Van der Velde and by archaeological remains from where the ship was...
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Steam Sloop CSS Alabama
Steam Sloop CSS Alabama
CSS Alabama, the most famous ship of the American Civil War, was a steam and sail sloop of war built for the Confederacy in 1862 by John Laird Sons & Co. in Liverpool, England. Under Captain Raphael Seames, CSS Alabama engaged Union ships in the North Atlantic and the West Indies doing immense damage to the Union’s maritime trade....
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Sloop Puritan
Sloop Puritan
Planned by Edward Burgess, Puritan was a sloop of a little less than 30 metres with a good width and a sliding keel which is characteristic of American boats of that class. She also had a certain draught and part of the ballast was fastened to the keel like English cutters. She was therefore a fairly sure boat. In 1885, under Captain...
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Viking Ship DREKI
Viking Ship DREKI
DREKI Viking Ship Despite their small size and very open construction, the ships of the Vikings were quite seaworthy. They enabled the settlement of Iceland and Greenland and the discovery of North America from Scandinavia about 1000 years ago. This version of a Viking ship is particularly rich in detail and equipment. The model kit...
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Friesland
Friesland
Friesland was a second rank vessel with 80 guns built around 1663, part of the great fleet of the United Provinces of Holland, consisting of 1700 units. In 1672, sided by 77 vessels under De Ruyter?s command, on board of the admiral-ship Zeven Provincen, it took part in the battle of Solebay with the allied Anglo-French forces. The...
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Corvette Astrolabe
Corvette Astrolabe
The corvette "Astrolabe" was a sailing ship sent on two expeditions to Antarctica and Oceania from 1826 to 1837 by the French Navy under the command of Jules Dumont d'Urville. The ship was named after the French astronomer and explorer Jean-François de Galaup, comte de La Pérouse, who disappeared during an expedition in...
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Sail Training Ship Mercator
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The sail training ship Mercator is a Belgian sail training ship that was commissioned in 1932. It was originally built as a merchant ship. It was seized by the Germans during the Second World War and used as a training ship and returned to Belgium after the war. It served as a sail training ship for the Belgian Navy until 1961. The...
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English Brigantine Golden Star
English Brigantine Golden Star
Scale model of an English Brigantine, popular in the 17th. and 18th. centuries. A brig is a vessel with two masts square rigged like a ship's foremast and mainmast, but carrying also on her mainmast a fore and aft gaff-and-boom mainsail. In wide use in the merchant marine during the 17th and 18th centuries, the brig was introduced...
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Endeavour 1934 M 1:35
Endeavour 1934 M 1:35
Endeavour - American America's Cup racing yacht built in 1934
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Aviso Gulnara
Aviso Gulnara
Aviso of the Sardinian Navy. Built in England in 1834 and put into service in the Sardinian Navy in 1835, the Gulnara is a typical example of the transition from sailing ship to steamship. The steam engine in this ship was only to be regarded as a purely auxiliary drive. The ship was still fully sailable. As an observation, escort and...
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Spanish Armada Santa Ana of 1805 Kit
Spanish Armada Santa Ana of 1805 Kit
Ship of the line of the Spanish Armada "Santa Ana " in the state of 1805 - Kit Limited edition ! The ship Santa Ana was launched on 28 September 1784 in El Ferrol (Spain). She was the prototype of a series of 8 ships and had 112 guns distributed on 3 bridges. In the battle of Trafalgar (1805) she was in action against the...
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Pirat Flying Dutchman
Pirat Flying Dutchman
The legend of the Flying Dutchman is about a captain who has been condemned by a curse to wander the sea with his ghost ship until doomsday, unable to enter a port or find salvation in death. The origins of the legend are not known. The core of the legend is a captain who, through his own fault, incurs a curse. This forces him to...
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18th Century Longboat
18th Century Longboat
Model Shipways 18th Century Longboat Model Ship Kit 1:48 Scale True Plank-on-Frame Kit The longboat was the largest boat aboard an 18th century ship. The ship s principal lifeboat, it was also used for coming and going to the ship to transport supplies and take empty water casks ashore to be filled with fresh water. Longboats were kept...
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Armed Captain's Longboat
Armed Captain's Longboat
For beginners and experts alike. A true plank-frame armed captain's longboat in 1:24 scale measuring approximately 24" from bowsprit to tip of boom. Every wood detail in the original longboat has been captured in 9 sheets of laser-cut basswood (no plywood) and over 60 basswood strips and dowels. Thirty-six cast Brittania metal...
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Gunboat Philadelphia
Gunboat Philadelphia
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American Schooner Virginia
American Schooner Virginia
History of VIRGINIA American Schooner The Virginia is a type of ship known as a 'schooner'. We are at the beginning of the 19th century. The United States undertook at that time the construction of small ships rigged in schooners, obtaining vessels of great maneuverability and elegance. These schooners would be the seed of the...
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Italien School Ship Amerigo Vespucci
Italien School Ship Amerigo Vespucci
The Amerigo Vespucci's home port is La Spezia. She is primarily used for the maritime training of officer candidates of the Accademia Navale. The Italian Navy commissioned the construction of two training ships in 1925.The design was inspired by the large 74-gun ships common in the late 18th century.She was built in 1930 at the...
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HMS Wolf 1752
HMS Wolf 1752
Model Shipyard cardboard models are still drawn in the traditional way with the help of pencil and tracing paper from plans and historical documents. CAD technology and computers are used to check and refine all plans. Prototypes are built and improved to perfection before a kit goes into production. The cardboard parts are cut out...
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Papegojan 1627
Papegojan 1627
Model Shipyard cardboard models are still drawn in the traditional way with the help of pencil and tracing paper from plans and historical documents. CAD technology and computers are used to check and refine all plans. Prototypes are built and improved to perfection before a kit goes into production. The cardboard parts are cut out...
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HMS Beagle Ship Kit
HMS Beagle Ship Kit
The HMS Beagle was one of the most famous ships of its time for different reasons. The most famous of all they were without a doubt his journey of naturalistic research, captained by Commander Robert FitzRoy and with a young Darwin on board. Launched in the Thames River on May 11, 1820, it was built by the Wollwich shipyards. In July...
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Heavy Cruiser Prinz Eugen WWII Ship Kit
Heavy Cruiser Prinz Eugen WWII Ship Kit
The heavy cruiser Prinz Eugen was a warship of the German Kriegsmarine and belonged to the Admiral Hipper class. It was named after the Austrian general Prince Eugene of Savoy. On 18 May 1941, the Prinz Eugen sailed from Gdingen (Gotenhafen) together with the battleship Bismarck for Unternehmen Rheinübung from the Baltic Sea with the...
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Frigate ‘Jylland’
Frigate ‘Jylland’
The frigate ‘Jylland’ was the last warship of the Danish Royal Navy built of oak. It was launched on 20 January 1860. ‘Jylland’ was also the first steam-powered, screwdriven ship and at an engine out-put of 400 hp was able to reach the then impressive speed of 12 knots. A noteworthy feature that should be mentioned is that the screw...
379.90€ *
Fireboat FLB-1
Fireboat FLB-1
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159.00€ *
Sail Boat Dragon Force 65 RTR
Sail Boat Dragon Force 65 RTR
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Galeone WASA
Galeone WASA
In the early 17th century, Sweden was busy building an empire around the Baltic Sea in northern Europe. A strong navy was essential. During the 1620s Sweden was at war with Poland. In 1625 the Swedish king Gustavus Adolphus ordered new warships. Among them the Vasa. The Vasa was built at the Stockholm shipyard by Henrik Hybertsson - an...
999.00€ *
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