Wooden Ships

The Halcon 1840 wooden ship model kit at 1/100 scale — a detailed laser-cut wood construction kit that builds into an impressive three-masted sailing ship measuring approximately 40 × 15...

Accessories detail kit for the Halcon 1840 1/100 wooden ship model — the metal and wood detail pieces that bring period authenticity to the deck and hull of a serious...

Set of 20 brass mooring rope bolts (deck cleats) for the Harvey 1847 1/96 wooden ship model — used to fasten rigging and ropes around the deck where the running...

Set of 2 small CNC-machined brass display stands designed to support the Harvey 1847 1/96 wooden ship model — the kind of finished-quality display hardware that elevates a serious build...

Set of 2 miniature anchors for the Harvey 1847 1/96 wooden ship model — proportioned and detailed for accurate period-correct placement on the bow.The anchors come with the polished metal...

The 1/96 scale lifeboat for the Harvey 1847 wooden ship model — a complete sub-kit of laser-cut wooden parts that builds into a detailed period lifeboat to mount on the...

Weaving the rope ladders for your model ships can take time and be cumbersome. But it will definitely be much easier with this generic jig, that can be adapted to any...

When building wooden ships, we often have to bend wood planks, especially those that go near the bow. Doing it by hand or with makeshift contraptions can lead to irregular...

Easily simulate ropes, ladders, shrouds, etc in your ships or models. Available diameters: 0.35, 0.45, 0.55, 0.65, 0.8mm. Length: 50m (164ft.), except the 0.8mm which is 20m (65.6ft) long.

Easily simulate ropes, ladders, shrouds, etc, in your ships or models. Available diameters: 0.35, 0.45, 0.55, 0.65, 0.8mm. Length: 50m (164ft.), except the 0.8mm, which is 20m (65.6ft) long.   ...

Deadeyes tension the shrouds and stays that hold your masts. They’re small, they’re everywhere on a rigged hull, and you almost never need just one size — different lines call...

Rigging is only as clean as your blocks. Hand-holding tiny single-, double- and triple-sheave blocks while you glue and thread them is where most rigging goes wrong. This fixator jig...