Our handcrafted ship models are built from the finest materials, combining artistry, tradition, and unmatched attention to detail.
Each piece is a testament to your boat’s spirit, preserved forever.
Who makes the models?
All models are produced in our workshop by a dedicated team of craftsmen and technicians. Each model combines traditional handcrafting techniques with modern tools such as 3D printing and laser cutting to achieve a high level of detail and precision.
Are your models made of wood?
The core structure of our models is made primarily from high-quality wood. Some components, such as fittings, complex shapes, or fine details, may be produced using resin or 3D-printed materials for greater accuracy and consistency. No plastic kits or prefabricated commercial parts are used.
Are the models ready to display?
Yes. All models are fully assembled, mounted on a base, and delivered ready for display. They are carefully packed in custom boxes for protection during shipping.
Can I request a custom model?
Yes. We offer custom-made models based on your vessel. We usually require blueprints, photos, or any technical documentation available. Our team will assess feasibility and provide a production timeline.
Do you offer display cases?
Yes. Display cases are available upon request and custom-built to match the dimensions of your model. They help protect the model from dust and accidental damage.
How long does it take to receive a model?
Production time varies depending on the complexity of the model and whether it is in stock.
In-stock models: usually ship within 5 to 7 business days.
Custom models: typically require 8 to 16 weeks.
Where do you ship?
We ship worldwide. Every model is securely packed to ensure safe international delivery. Shipping costs are calculated at checkout or during quotation for custom orders.
What if my model arrives damaged?
All shipments are insured. If you receive a damaged item, please contact us within 48 hours and include photos of the damage and the packaging. We will arrange for repair or replacement as appropriate.
Can I visit your workshop?
Visits are possible by appointment. We welcome enthusiasts, collectors, and partners who wish to see our production process. Please contact us to schedule your visit.
Do you work with museums or institutions?
Yes. We regularly collaborate with maritime museums, cultural institutions, and shipyards. Our models are used for exhibitions, historical documentation, and educational purposes.
Your boat is unique — your model should be too.
Our team works closely with you to customize every detail, from the hull design to the rigging and finish.
Whether it’s a gift, a trophy, or a personal treasure, we transform your vision into a handcrafted reality.
Each Abordage model follows a precise production process, starting from digital design and technical drawings to hand assembly and finishing.
This controlled workflow allows us to reproduce complex hull lines, deck layouts, and structural details with exceptional consistency and realism.
- All
- Custom Half Hulls
- Custom Models
- Half Hulls
- Half Models
Pearson 33-2, CS 30, J-32 Half hulls and Trophies
Defender 1895
Grady-White Fisherman 216 custom model with deck details
Dyer Dink 10 half hull
Etchells custom model
J109 custom half hull with cockpit and cabin only
Tuiga 1909
Lightning framed half model
MJM 40Z of 2012 terrific custom half hull
Presto 30 custom half hull
Turbo Sled 77 Racing sailboat custom half hull


