Custom Ship Models for Shipowners
Turn your operating vessels, newbuildings, flagship ships and fleet milestones into detailed physical scale models for corporate headquarters, executive offices, customer showrooms, vessel delivery, naming ceremonies, maritime exhibitions and long-term fleet presentation.
Represent Your Vessel, Fleet & Shipping Brand in Physical Form
A vessel can be one of the most recognizable physical assets associated with a shipping company. A detailed model allows that asset to remain visible inside the corporate environment.
Shipowners can commission models of active vessels, newly delivered ships, flagship vessels, historically important ships or complete fleet collections.
Hull form, bridge layout, deck equipment, container arrangement, cranes, lifeboats, vessel colors, ship names, logos and other external details can be developed around the available vessel references.
Where Shipping Companies Can Use Custom Vessel Models
A vessel model can continue to represent a ship and company long after a delivery ceremony, exhibition or project milestone has ended.
Corporate Lobby Display
Present a flagship vessel or representative fleet asset in reception areas and headquarters.
Boardroom & Office Models
Use a refined vessel model in boardrooms, executive offices and professional meeting spaces.
Vessel Delivery Models
Preserve an important newbuilding or fleet addition as a permanent physical model.
Naming & Milestone Display
Present a new vessel during naming, delivery or other company milestones.
Customer Presentation
Show customers, charterers, partners and visitors the vessels behind your operations.
Fleet Showroom Display
Build a collection representing multiple vessel classes, projects or fleet generations.
Maritime Trade Shows
Use detailed vessel models as strong visual centerpieces in shipping exhibitions.
Corporate Presentation Models
Commission vessel-specific models for important projects, partners or company occasions.
Company Fleet History
Preserve retired vessels and significant ships as part of maritime company history.
Ship Models for Different Fleets
The appropriate model depends on the vessels your company operates.
集装箱船模型
Hull colors, bridge, container arrangement, funnel graphics and line identity.
Container Ship Models → DRY BULK SHIPPING散货船模型
Cargo holds, hatch covers, cranes where applicable, aft superstructure and fleet colors.
Bulk Carrier Models → GAS SHIPPINGLNG & LPG Carrier Models
Gas carrier hull forms, visible tank arrangements, piping and deck structures.
LNG / LPG Carrier Models → OFFSHORE海上及FPSO模型
FPSOs and specialist assets with topsides, cranes, piping and complex working decks.
Offshore & FPSO Models → PORT & TOWAGE拖船模型
Compact operating vessels with wheelhouses, towing gear and working-deck equipment.
Tugboat Models → COMMERCIAL FLEET商用船模
Explore the wider range of commercial and working vessel model categories.
Commercial Ship Models →From Flagship Container Vessels to Offshore Assets
Branded Container Ship Models
Shipping-line identity can be represented through hull colors, container layout, vessel names, funnel graphics and professional presentation.
Complex Offshore Assets
FPSO and offshore models can communicate hull form, topside arrangements, piping, cranes, helidecks and major visible project structures.
Make the Model Recognizably Yours
For a shipowner, the model should represent not only the vessel type but also the identity of the individual ship and company.
Vessel Name
Reproduce the visible vessel name according to supplied references.
Company Logo
Add suitable corporate logos and visual brand elements.
Hull Colors
Match the vessel's recognizable hull and superstructure scheme.
Funnel Graphics
Reproduce company markings on funnels and upper structures.
Hull Markings
Add visible identification, draft marks and exterior details where appropriate.
Container Configuration
Container-vessel models can use project-specific visual loading arrangements.
展示底座
Use a professional base suited to office, showroom or exhibition use.
信息牌
Add vessel, project, owner or shipyard information to the finished presentation.
Make an Important Vessel the Centerpiece of Your Corporate Space
A flagship vessel often communicates the scale, identity and operational focus of a shipping company immediately.
Headquarters Lobby
Use a larger vessel model as a central corporate display.
Customer Showroom
Present vessel design and fleet capability to customers and partners.
Executive Area
Create a refined physical representation for boardrooms and meeting spaces.
Major Fleet Milestone
Preserve an important vessel delivery or fleet development project.
Build More Than One Vessel Into a Fleet Display
Shipowners with multiple vessel classes can plan a coordinated model collection rather than treating every model as a completely independent display.
Same Scale
Use one scale ratio across several vessels so the collection communicates their true relative size.
Similar Finished Length
Use different ratios to create more consistent physical model sizes for a uniform showroom display.
Flagship + Supporting Fleet
Make one important vessel larger while other fleet models use a more compact display format.
Build the Model From the Information Your Company Already Has
根据图纸制造
GA drawings, vessel profiles, deck plans and technical documentation can establish the model's proportions and arrangement.
根据图纸制造 →根据照片制作
Existing vessel photographs can provide useful references for colors, equipment, markings and exterior configuration.
根据照片制作 →CAD 与 3D 设计
Shipyard and engineering data can support complex geometry and component planning.
CAD 与 3D 设计 →Translate Full-Size Ship Identity Into Scale
The physical model can preserve the recognizable external identity of the vessel while reducing it to a practical corporate display size.
Start With the Real Ship
Hull form, superstructure, equipment, colors and visual identity define the vessel.
Recreate the Vessel in Scale
Convert the visible vessel identity into a physical model for corporate presentation.
Plan the Model Around Where It Will Be Used
Lobby Centerpiece
A highly visible model for visitors, customers and employees.
Executive Display
A refined model sized for meetings and executive presentation.
Customer Presentation
Present fleet design and vessel capabilities to clients and partners.
Vessel Delivery
Mark the arrival of a new vessel or completed project.
Trade Show Model
Use a vessel as a recognizable booth centerpiece.
Presentation Model
Create a model for an important commercial relationship.
Multi-Vessel Display
Present several ships or vessel classes together.
Company History
Preserve retired or historically important fleet vessels.
Connect the Industry Page With Real Vessel Categories & Projects
Shipowners often arrive with a commercial requirement rather than a model-making question. The next step should therefore be a clear route into relevant vessel types and project examples.
商业项目
Explore physical models of commercial and working vessels.
海上项目
Explore models of offshore vessels and complex marine assets.
展品模型
Explore project models designed for professional maritime presentation.
From Vessel Information to Corporate Display Model
Select Vessel
Choose the ship, fleet class or milestone project.
Send References
Drawings, photos, CAD and branding.
Plan Scale
Match model size with the intended display environment.
模型制作
Build hull, structures and vessel-specific detail.
Finish & Inspect
Add colors, markings and presentation details.
包装与配送
Protect the model for its final corporate location.
Commercial, Fleet & Offshore Model References
Why New Vessel Deliveries Create Demand for Corporate Ship Models
Marine Ship Models discusses how new vessel deliveries and fleet development create opportunities for physical vessel models across the shipping industry.
Typical applications include naming ceremonies, executive displays, corporate presentation, customer relationships and maritime exhibitions.
A Shipowner Model Needs Both Detail & Final Protection
Fine marine models can contain delicate railings, masts, antennas, cranes, lifeboats and other projecting components.
生产流程
Develop hull, superstructure, equipment and vessel identity.
质量检验
Review geometry, visible detail, finish and final presentation.
防护包装
Protect fragile structures before transportation.
Worldwide Shipping
Prepare the completed project for its final office or display destination.
Shipowners Are One Part of the Scales Model Industry Structure
Different maritime organizations approach physical vessel models with different objectives.
造船厂
Models for newbuilding, vessel delivery, customer presentations and shipyard showrooms.
Shipyards → OFFSHORE & ENERGY离岸公司
Physical models for offshore vessels and complex energy projects.
Offshore Companies → ENGINEERING工程公司
Turn technical drawings and CAD information into physical marine models.
Engineering Companies → HERITAGE海事博物馆
Models for collections, heritage exhibitions and public interpretation.
Maritime Museums → EDUCATION大学
Physical vessel models for education, research and technical display.
Universities → INDUSTRY HUBAll Industries
Explore the complete Scales Model maritime industry structure.
Explore Industries →Custom Ship Models for Shipowners – Frequently Asked Questions
Can you build a model of a ship in our current fleet?
Can we commission models for a newly delivered vessel?
Can the model include our shipping company logo and vessel name?
Can several vessels from our fleet be modeled?
Should all models in a fleet collection use the same scale?
Can models be built from shipyard GA drawings?
Can you work from photographs if we do not have the original drawings?
Can CAD or 3D engineering files be used?
Can ship models be prepared for maritime exhibitions?
What should a shipowner send to request a quotation?
Have a Vessel, Newbuilding or Fleet You Want Recreated in Scale?
Send Scales Model your vessel drawings, photographs, CAD files, principal dimensions, company colors, desired model size and intended display location. The available information can be reviewed to plan a vessel-specific corporate model or coordinated fleet collection.
Send Vessel Details & Request a Quote