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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cardboard models are still drawn in the traditional way with the help of pencil and tracing paper from plans and historical documents.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...
159.00€ *
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...
387.50€ *
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...
149.95€ *
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...
359.95€ *
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...
659.00€ *
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...
238.50€ *
Sail Training Ship Mercator 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...
169.90€ *
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...
102.50€ *
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...
229.00€ *
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...
228.00€ *
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...
214.40€ *
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...
225.00€ *
Endeavour 1934 M 1:80 prefabricated hull America's Cup yacht Endeavour from 1934 with finished hull
129.00€ *
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...
83.95€ *
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...
739.00€ *
SCIABECCO - Armed vessel 1753 This famous vessel with lateen sails derived from the Xebec used by the Barberian pirates. Armed with 14 cannons of medium caliber and 6 culverines for action at close range, the Xebec was also used for coastal defence from Spanish Navy to fight
229.00€ *
H.M. Granado Kit Victory Models (Amati) historisches Schiffsmodell Bausatz "H.M. GRANADO" Segelschiff Baukasten für Profis
369.00€ *
H.M.S. Bounty 1787 Amati Bausatz Schiffsmodell H.M.S. Bounty 1787 Baukasten aus Holz in Spantbauweise als Standmodell mit doppelter Beplankung
319.00€ *
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Galeon Wasa The Wasa is a part of Swedish, European and world naval history in both a positive and negative sense. This warship with 64 bronze guns was launched in 1628 (17th century) after its construction was completed with more than a thousand felled oak trees ordered by King Gustav II to fight in the Thirty Years' War. The anecdote about...
759.90€ *
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...
259.00€ *
Mayflower ship of the Pilgrim Fathers The Mayflower - The ship of the Pilgrim Fathers The Mayflower was a sailing ship on which the Pilgrim Fathers, many of whom came from central England, set sail for America to start a new life there. Originally, the Mayflower was a cargo ship that was primarily intended to transport wine from France to England. However, in September...
189.00€ *
Royal Yacht, Duchess of Kingston – 1778 Duchess of Kingston The royal yacht built for the Duchess of Kingston was built in the late 1770s by the shipbuilders JM Hillhouse in Bristol. This type of ship appeared to have many older, more classical features compared to those built for the Royal Navy, making the yacht look more like a product of the late 17th and early 18th...
619.00€ *
HMS Flirt - 1782 HMS Flirt kit 1:64 The 14-gun brig sloop, HMS Flirt - 1782 Scale model of one of the first of a new class of Royal Navy brig tugs. The Flirt was commissioned in 1781 together with the Speedy and both were built by Thomas King, a private shipyard owner in Dover. The Flirt was launched on 4 March 1782, three months before the Speedy. The...
469.00€ *
HMS Victory 1:150 HMS Victory kit in 1:150 scale from Mamoli Lord Nelson's flagship during his victory at the Battle of Trafalgar A ship of the first rank with 104 guns, launched in Chatham in 1765. It was in service for a long time under the command of famous admirals. Her name is forever associated with Lord Nelson's ship at the Battle of...
319.00€ *
HMS Victory 1:90 Admiral's ship "H.M.S. Victory" The H.M.S. Victory , a ship of the first rank equipped with 104 guns, was launched in Chatham in 1765 and was in the service of outstanding admirals for many years. The name Victory is closely associated with the figure of Admiral Lord Nelson and the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805 - a real...
649.00€ *
Baltimore privateer schooner Grecian 1812 The Baltimore privateer schooner Grecian 1812 Grecian was an American schooner launched in 1812. During the War of 1812 she received a letter of marque. The Royal Navy captured her on 5 February 1814 and took her into service as HMS Grecian. She was sold in 1822. In 1823 she became a merchantman. In 1824 the Chilean Navy captured her,...
475.00€ *
Spanish galleon San Felipe Spanish galleon San Felipe Relive the age of seafaring: The OcCre San Felipe model is not just a modelling set - it is an immersion in maritime history. This model offers a unique experience that combines historical accuracy with the satisfaction of building a detailed replica of one of the most legendary ships. Perfect for modelling...
429.00€ *
Peterboro Canoe The Peterboro gained its name from association with the area around Peterborough, Ontario. It was here that the carpentered canoe built with European woodworking skills was first "perfected", about in the 1800s. Several builders and designers were in the forefront of early efforts to develop the wooden canoe, among them...
62.50€ *
H.M.S. VICTORY from 1805 H.M.S. VICTORY from 1805 After more than two years of intensive research and development, Calder Craft has succeeded in producing the most historically accurate model of the Victory as she was at the Battle of Trafalgar, with the help of documents that were previously not publicly available. This has also been confirmed in writing by...
1,279.95€ *
Folkeboot RC Kit Folkboat RC kit The Nordic Folkboat is a simple but seaworthy sailing boat that is not only very popular in Germany, but was specially designed for the Baltic Sea. It offers space for a crew of two to four people and is suitable for cruising as well as for sporting regattas. The Folkeboot is a long keeler with a Bermuda rig. It has the...
375.00€ *
French Frigate ‘Belle Poule’ French frigate ‘Belle Poule’ from 1834 The Belle Poule was an important French frigate that served during the reign of Napoleon Bonaparte at the beginning of the 19th century. It was built at the shipyard in Nantes, where the keel was laid in 1802 and the ship was launched in 1803. As a fifth-class frigate, it was armed with 40 cannons...
429.00€ *
Pen Duick French Sailing Boat The Pen Duick is one of the most famous sailing boats in French maritime history and is closely associated with the life and adventures of Éric Tabarly, one of the greatest sailors of the 20th century. The ship itself has a long and eventful history, dating back over a century, and plays an important role in the development of modern...
189.00€ *
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