Display Models
Ready made model ships that arrive fully built, rigged and mounted on a stand, with nothing to assemble. The range covers historic sailing ships, yachts, liners, warships, working boats and commercial vessels across three quality levels. Choose the vessel, order it, and display it as it comes out of the box.

Hapag Lloyd Colombo Express Display Ship Model – GN

Hapag Lloyd Hamburg Express Display Ship Model (Standard Range) – GN

Harmony of the Seas Display Ship Model (Standard Range) – GN

Harvey Display Ship Model (Standard Range) – GN


Hawaii/Nevada Standard Wooden Display Ship Model – GN


Hawaiian Pilot Display Ship Model – GN


Hector Display Ship Model – GN


HMHS Britannic Wooden Display Ship Model – GN


HMS Agamemnon Display Ship Model – GN


HMS Beagle Display Ship Model (Standard Range) – GN

HMS Belfast Display Ship Model – GN


HMS Bellona Display Ship Model (Standard Range) – GN


HMS Bounty Display Ship Model (Standard Range) – GN
Price range: 1,402 AED through 1,519 AED


HMS Conway (with Copper Plates on Hull) Display Ship Model – GN


HMS Diana Display Ship Model – GN
Price range: 1,030 AED through 1,641 AED


HMS Endeavour Display Ship Model (Standard Range) – GN
1,551 AED

HMS Essex Display Ship Model – GN

HMS Gotland Seaplane Cruiser Display Ship Model (Standard Range) – GN


HMS KING GEORGE V Display Ship Model – GN


HMS Pandora Display Ship Model – GN


HMS Prince Display Ship Model – GN
Every model in this section is finished before it leaves the workshop. The hull is planked, the deck is laid, the fittings are applied, the rigging is set up and the model is mounted on its stand, so what arrives is a finished object rather than a project.
How our ready made model ships are built
These are handmade models, not mouldings. Hulls are built plank on frame or plank on bulkhead in timber, then faired and finished by hand. Decks are laid in strip wood, fittings are made in brass, cast metal and turned timber, and rigging is rove through individual blocks and deadeyes rather than represented with moulded detail. That construction is why a built model ship holds up at close range in a way a mass produced one does not.
Three quality ranges
We build to three levels so the detail matches the budget.
- Standard. A well proportioned, attractive model at a sensible size. The right choice for a first model or a gift.
- Superior. Finer planking, better fittings and more deck and rigging detail. The range most collectors settle on.
- Premier. Museum quality construction with hand made fittings, accurate rigging and a finish that stands up to inspection at arm’s length. This is the standard we supply to museums, shipping lines and corporate collections.
Choosing the right model
Two things decide most purchases. The first is the vessel, and the sub categories below split the range by type so you can go straight to historic ships, yachts, liners, naval vessels or working boats. The second is size. Models run from small desk pieces to substantial models over a metre long, and a rigged model needs more height and width than the hull length suggests, so measure the shelf, cabinet or table before ordering.
Protecting a finished model
Rigging, railings and deck fittings cannot be cleaned once dust settles into them. An acrylic display case is the single most useful thing you can add to a ready made model, and we make them in standard sizes and to fit.
Common questions
Do these models need any assembly?
No. They arrive complete and mounted. Some larger models ship with the masts stepped and require only unpacking and placing.
What is the difference between the ranges?
Construction quality and detail, not subject. The same vessel may appear in more than one range at different sizes and price points.
Can I order a ship you do not list?
Yes. Our custom model ships service builds to order from your photographs or plans, including your own boat.
Do you deliver outside the UK?
Yes. We ship worldwide, with packing designed around fragile masts and rigging.




