This unique collector box (5.75 x 7.75 x 1.2) pays homage to ballistic missile submarine the Ethan Allen Class. The fleet of 5 subs was part of the “41 for Freedom” group of submarines and served until 1992. The first Ethan Allen class submarine, SSBN-608, launched in service in 1961. This unique collector’s box features… (read more)
It weighs about 1 pound. History buffs and sailing connoisseurs will enjoy this wonderful wooden model of the Old World pirate days era. Props in photos are not included with the item. Video will open in a new window. Using the mobile app?
This unique collector box (8.75 x 8.75) pays homage to the Somers Class Destroyer. The US Navy commissioned only 6 Somers for service to our country. This handcrafted display features two custom made 3D resin models of the Somers class destroyer – a profile view and an overhead view. The box includes vital statistics and… (read more)
21.50H x 7.50W x 22L. This is a special FULLY ASSEMBLED replica of Goto Predestination (Gods Predestination, literally The Providence of God). It was the Russian 18th century navy flagship, 58-gun and three-masted battleship. Master craftsmen using historical photographs, draw. This is a newly made piece in excellent condition. Brass Nameplate, Mahogany, Metal, Rosewood, Solid… (read more)
Introducing the “Hunter and Hunted” Dual Frame: Los Angeles Class vs. Russian Typhoon Class Submarines. Experience the riveting tale of underwater rivalry and Cold War-era espionage through this hand crafted dual frame featuring two of the most iconic naval vessels: the Los Angeles Class Submarine and the Russian Typhoon Class Submarine. This display piece tells… (read more)
This unique collector box (8.75 x 8.75 x 1.2) pays homage to the Barbel class submarine. The Barbel class submarine was the last class of diesel-electric submarines in the US Navy, and it had many innovative features that made it one of the most advanced submarines of its time, including a distinctive teardrop-shaped hull that… (read more)
Blending cutting-edge technology with formidable versatility, the Independence class represent a new era in naval warfare. The vessels are characterized by their trimaran hull, providing exceptional stability and agility on the open seas.
The first Sturgeon Class Submarine, SSN-637, went into service in 1966 and was decommissioned in 1994. This unique collector’s box features two custom made 3D resin models of a Sturgeon Class Submarine – a profile view and an overhead view.
This handcrafted display features two custom made 3D resin models of the Arleigh Burke class destroyer – a profile view and an overhead view. The box includes vital statistics in addition to a comprehensive list of every Arleigh Burke class destroyer presently commissioned by the United States Navy.
This infamous Black Pearl model is fully coated in dark black paint. The front bowsprit and three large masts are connected securely using advanced rigging and lines painstakingly knotted and fastened by hand.
