Diamond Princess: Dimensions: 32in.L x 6.5in.W x 12.5in.H
The new Diamond Princess is the largest and most innovative vessel in the Princess fleet. The unique Club Fusion combines a nightclub, bar, casino, and cabaret for the ultimate in entertainment. Amazing views abound with 750 balcony staterooms. The Asian-themed spa features an outdoor sunken terraced pool, while the conservatory has a sliding glass roof. Dine and snack at five eateries, including a trattoria and a 24-hour bistro. A nine-hole putting course with 2 golf simulators is the perfect spot to relax while your teenagers hang out at a pool of their own. Later, dance under the stars at Skywalkers disco, catch a Broadway-style show, or surf in one of the largest Internet cafes at sea.

We proudly present to you this diamond quality model of the ship. We spent more than 500 hours to collect pictures, plans and built the model.
Words can not describe enough,  pictures can tell a few and there are thoudsand of details more for you to praise.

Name: Diamond Princess	Registry: Bermuda
Ship Completed Date: 3/13/2004	Capacity: 2600
Number of Crew, Nationality: 1099, International	Gross Tonnage: 113000
Stabilized: Yes	Average Speed: 22 knots
Maximum Speed: 22 knots	Number of Passenger Decks: 13
Number of Inside Rooms: 377	Number of Outside Rooms: 960
Number of Restaurants: 9	Number of Pools: 4
Number of Elevators: 14	Voltage: 110/220 AC
Non-Smoking Dining: Yes	Non-Smoking Ship: No

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Earnslaw New: 60L x 12W x 40H (cm) Description: Relive the elegance of bygone days with a cruise aboard the vintage steamship TSS Earnslaw, one of the last remaining coal fired passenger carrying vessels operating in the southern hemisphere. Affectionately known as the Lady of the Lake, the TSS Earnslaw has a special place in the hearts of Queenstown people. She has been transporting goods to remote settlements and conveying passengers on beautiful Lake Wakatipu since 1912. Our model is cratch built, planks on frame from hard wood and painted as the original.[contact for info.]
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Korsholm New: 59L x 12W x 55H(cm) Description: Korsholm III was a kind of te first Passenger car ferries between Vasa in Finland and Umeå In Sweden. She has been in regular traffic in the 50ies and 60ies before it was sold to the Finnish Navy as their flag ship. Today she is a tourist boat in the Stockholm archipelagia in Sweden and is somewhat modified.... Model is built from hard wood and painted as the original color of the ship.[contact for info.]
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Majesty Of The Seas: Dimensions: 31in.L x 6in.W x 12.5in.H
Floor-to-ceiling windows, comfortably sized staterooms, and a sophisticated, four-story central lobby highlight the spaciousness of Majesty of the Seas. As part of the Sovereign Family of ships, it was among the first mega ships in the cruise industry to take to the seas, and it's still an industry leader in the realm of family-friendly activities and innovative public areas, which include nine bars and lounges, an open-air basketball court, and Royal Caribbean's signature rock climbing wall.
The ship's Sun Deck boasts two swimming pools, flanked by a pool bar and two wide decks stocked with rows of chairs for sun tanning, reading, and sipping cool drinks. Guests in the mood for an endorphin rush should take on the ship's rock-climbing wall, which towers 200 feet above sea level. Extend the workout with a trip to the ship's fitness center, or soothe sore muscles at the ship's full-service spa. If you just want to relax, catch a movie in the ship's cinema. If you've promised gifts to friends at home, Majesty of the Seas has a wide range of boutiques for shopping or just browsing. Meals options include sunrise coffee, breakfast, poolside lunch, afternoon tea, snacks, cocktails, dinner, and a midnight buffet. For those favoring a less decadent menu, there are vegetarian and low-fat ShipShape menu choices. Or, sit in the sun and enjoy the ocean breezes and panoramic views at the outdoor Windjammer Cafe. When it's time for entertainment, there are nine lounges to mingle in, plenty of live entertainment, and a casino filled with table games and slot machines. All the while, Adventure Ocean youth facilities take care of the younger set.

Our models are all handmade using plank on frame method. The crafsmen have spent more than 500 hours to complete this thoudsands details models. It was all made of mahogany and teak wood and then painted in a breautiful white color.

The pictures does not do their justice. Please see it for yourself.
Sail on the Majesty of the Seas and get treated like royalty on a ship built for a king.

Ship Statistics
Name: Majesty of the Seas	Registry: The Bahamas
Ship Completed Date: 4/26/1992	Call Letters: LAO14
Refurbished Date: 1/1/2002	Gross Tonnage: 73941
Number of Crew, Nationality: 827, International	Gross Tonnage: 7394
Stabilized: Yes	Average Speed: 22 knots
Maximum Speed: 22 knots	Length: 880 feet
Beam: 106 fee	Space Ratio: 32.3:1
Number of Passenger Decks: 11	Number of Inside Rooms: 445
Number of Outside Rooms: 732	Number of Restaurants:
Number of Pools: 2	Number of Elevators: 11
Voltage: 110/220 AC	Non-Smoking Dining: Yes
Non-Smoking Ship: No

. Inventory: Inventory Status = Available: HCS-C038-Majesty:

Normandie Painted 32In.L: The T.S.S. NORMANDIE was one of the finest ocean liners ever produced -arguably the grandest ever. Second in size only to the Queen Elizabeth, running mate of the Queen Mary, the Normandie was created to represent the French nation and all it had to offer to the world... Dimensions: 31.5in.(long) x 11.5in.(tall) x 4.3in.(wide)[contact for info.]
. Inventory: Inventory Status = Available: HCS-C003-Normand:

Normandie Solid Wood 32In.: [contact for info.]
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Queen Elizabeth Ii: Where royalty, millionaires and film stars have been known to stroll on gleaming teak decks while savoring the earth's most dramatic panoramas. Welcome aboard the one and only Queen Elizabeth II. Thanks to a refurbishment from bow to stern, she is uniquely prepared to pamper you with the utmost contemporary comfort. Sail on Queen Elizabeth II and be part of the legend!

We are prouly to present to you this royal model of the Queen Elizabeth II. Our craftsmen has spent more that 500 hours to complete this gorgeous model using plank on frame method. Again, all of our models were built using this class method: plank on frame.

This is a museum quality model that captures most of the details of the ship. All little details are accurate to the original. It was painted very fine in its original color. The deck was made beautifully in strips of mahogany. All little details: raillings, windows, anchors, propellers were tidiously made to look exactly as the original. You can’t find a better model than this.
Dimensions: 41in. L x 6in.W x 13in.H
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Queen Mary 32In.L: The British shipping industry had always been part of the absolute top in the world. Ever since the dawn of modern time had the British merchant ships - and the warships - been a pattern for the rest of the world to follow. With the revolutionary 19,000-tonner Great Eastern, the British engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel had set the pattern for the future ocean liner in 1860. Not only in size, but also in speed was the British an ever-returning factor on the Atlantic. The White Star Line’s Teutonic and Majestic held the famous Blue Riband in the early 1890s and the Cunard... This model was built according to scale of the original ship by skillful craftsmen. Model is full assembled and ready for display. Dimensions: Item C019- 32in.(long) x 10.5in.(tall) x 4.5in.(wide)[contact for info.]
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Queen Mary Ii 40In.L: Dimensions: 40in.L x 5.5in.W x 13in.H
If you try to count the windows of this models. It probably has more than a thousand. An amazingly detailed model of this beautiful Queen Mary II was all hand built using plank on frame method. The craftsmen spent about more than 200 hours for this model. It has all the details on the hull and deck area. You can see smoke stack, swimming pool, life boats, windows, rails, anchor, antenna, navigation, propellers...a thousands different parts. Please do not think that the propeller was put in incorrectly. This propeller is actually can turn around to pull or push the ship. Also, look at the front propellers. They are used to help this ship navigate easily in the narrow areas. This is a great model and only produced in limited quantity. Historic facts: The Queen Mary - Specifications: Length: 1,018 feet (310.9 m)Beam: 118 feet (36 m)Deep draught: 39 feet (11.9 m)Tonnage: 81,235 gross tonsEngines: Steam turbines powering four four-bladed propellers.Service speed: 29 knotsPassengers: 2,139 people[contact for info.]
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Staten Island Ferry: Dimension 24x6x10.5H incnes. 100% hand built models contain thousands of details created by our skillful master craftsmen. Made of finest wood like Rosewood, Mahogany, Teak and other exotic tropical wood. Chrome and brass fittings and ornaments constitute the excellence of our models. Extensive research through original plans and pictures make our models authentic. History: The Staten Island Ferry provides 20 million people a year (60,000 passengers a day not including weekend days) with ferry service between St. George on Staten Island and Whitehall Street in lower Manhattan. The ferry is the only non-vehicular mode of transportation between Staten Island and Manhattan. NYC DOT operates and maintains the nine vessel fleet as well as the St. George Ferry Terminal on Staten Island, Whitehall Ferry Terminal in Manhattan, the City Island and Hart Island Facilities, The Battery Maritime Building and all floating dock building equipment. The Staten Island Ferry is run by the City of New York for one pragmatic reason: To transport Staten Islanders to and from Manhattan. Yet, the 5 mile, 25 minute ride also provides a majestic view of New York Harbor and a no-hassle, even romantic, boat ride, for free! One guide book calls it One of the world's greatest (and shortest) water voyages. From the deck of the ferry you will have a perfect view of The Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. You'll see the skyscrapers and bridges of Lower Manhattan receding as you pull away and coming into focus again as you return. A typical weekday schedule involves the use of five boats to transport approximately 60,000 passengers daily (109 daily trips). During the day, between rush hours, boats are regularly fueled and maintenance work is performed. Terminals are cleaned around the clock and routine terminal maintenance is performed on the day shift. On weekends, three boats are used (75 trips each Saturday and 68 trips each Sunday). Over 35,000 trips are made annually..[contact for info.]
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