Ships & Warships

Civilian Ship Models – From Ocean Liners to Tall Ships

Our civilian ship models category is perfect for enthusiasts of maritime history and engineering. Our selection features precisely detailed replicas of vessels that have made their mark on maritime history. You'll find models of famous ocean liners and luxury passenger ships, as well as workhorse vessels like container ships, tankers, and fishing boats. The collection is rounded out by elegant yachts and historic tall ships, whose construction offers a deep dive into the art of classic shipbuilding. Each model boasts exceptional attention to detail, accurately reflecting the authentic structural elements and fittings of the original vessels. It's an excellent way to explore the vast diversity of vessels that sail the world's seas and oceans.

Kits for Beginners and Advanced Modelers

Our civilian ship models are available in various scales and difficulty levels, ensuring there's something for everyone. For those just starting their model-making journey, we offer easy-to-assemble plastic kits that don't require specialized tools. Advanced modelers, on the other hand, can tackle more complex projects, including wooden models that demand greater precision and patience. Kits include detailed assembly instructions and often come with decals for accurately recreating authentic liveries. Building a model is not only a satisfying hobby but also a hands-on lesson in history and engineering that enhances manual dexterity and focus.

Wooden and plastic sailing ship models are one of our offerings for model-making enthusiasts. This category features model kits for ships from various eras, from ancient vessels, through galleons from the Age of Discovery, to 19th-century tea clippers and ships from the American Civil War period. The available kits allow for the self-assembly of historical replicas. Many of them, especially those for beginners, include basic materials and tools such as glue, paintbrushes, paints, or simple tools like cutters and a file. Each model comes with a clear, often pictorial, instruction manual that guides you step-by-step through the construction process.

Which Sailing Ship Models to Choose – Wooden or Plastic?

The choice between a wooden and a plastic model mainly depends on the modeler's preferences and experience. Plastic models, typically in popular scales like 1:72 or 1:350, are characterized by high-precision molding and often fewer parts, making them a good choice for starting your ship modeling adventure. On the other hand, wooden sailing ship models are an option for more patient and advanced hobbyists. They require shaping wooden strips, precisely fitting hull components, and creating complex rigging. The final effect is incredibly realistic and satisfying, and the model gains a unique, classic character.

Sailing Ships for Beginners and Advanced Modelers

Whether you are just starting out or are already an experienced modeler, you will find something for yourself in our selection. We have simple plastic sailing ship kits perfect for getting started, as well as complex, multi-part wooden models that offer a challenge for many weeks of work. We encourage you to explore the sailing ship models presented in the collection below. If you have any questions about choosing the right model or necessary accessories, we are here to help.

This category includes model kits of military ships that represent an important part of naval warfare history. We offer a wide range of scale models that allow you to build replicas of both historical and modern vessels. Each kit contains plastic or resin parts that need to be glued and painted to create a faithful representation of the original. This hobby develops precision, patience, and historical knowledge. In our kits, you will find detailed, step-by-step instructions to guide you through the building process, from assembling the hull to the smallest deck components.

Warships from Different Eras

Our selection features ship models from various historical periods and in popular model scales, such as 1:350 or 1:700. Here you can find mighty battleships from World War I and II, like the Japanese Yamato or the German Bismarck, as well as agile destroyers and cruisers. We also offer replicas of famous aircraft carriers, such as the American Nimitz-class units, and submarines, from German U-boats to modern nuclear-powered vessels. With such a broad range, every naval history enthusiast will find a model that matches their interests.

By browsing our offer, you can choose a model suited to your skill level. We provide kits for beginners, which feature fewer parts and simpler assembly, as well as advanced models for experienced modelers that require precise painting and the use of additional elements. Regardless of your choice, building warship models is a satisfying activity that allows you to create an impressive collection and is a great way to spend your free time.