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Maritime miniatures- the ideal gift or showpiece

by Sophie Cross on 23 May 2009
ChrisCraft: Precise details are rendered on the model versions, down to the quality tooling, embellishments and fixtures. MIAA
A perfect talking point or design feature for any space – whether home, corporate or leisure – a Classic Maritime Replica model is also a fantastic gift idea for motor and boat enthusiasts or the person who has everything!

There are model boats and then there are Classic Maritime Replicas. The new range of hand crafted, beautiful replicas of classic powerboats, yachts and tall ships are the finest museum quality model boats available anywhere today at an affordable price.

Based on real models from the classic styles of the 20th Century to current models, Classic Maritime Replicas includes power boats like the beautiful Italian/French Riviera style Riva Rivarama and Aquarama models alongside other famous models such as the Ferrari Hydroplane (1953) and Chris Craft Capri (1965-7).

Sailing boats and tall ships include the beautiful Christian Radich, Endeavour and the famous1903 steam schooner, the Atlantic as well as many more models.

Each model boat is built from scratch by highly experienced craftsmen using the traditional method of “plank on frame” construction, with some models taking hundreds of hours to complete.

The materials used are carefully selected and prepared: From the seasoned hardwoods (including teak, mahogany, rose and cherry wood), to the brass and polished chrome fittings and hand-stitched upholstery, each piece is chosen and crafted with painstaking attention to the minutest detail.

Whether furnishing an office, styling a home, decorating a commercial space or looking for that special gift for the person that has everything, the nautical beauty, timeless design, amazing quality and attention to detail of a model from Classic Maritime Replicas will represent a unique design or decorative feature and a definite talking point.



All models are shipped ready to display and supplied with a wooden base. Classic Maritime Replicas also offer a selection of attractive display cabinets to protect models in commercial and corporate spaces or to display them dust free.
Surprisingly affordable and delivered free (in Australia) with a 100% satisfaction guarantee, many of the Classic Maritime Replicas come in several sizes and retail from $795 to $3000 or more depending on the model. Decorative models like the Shamrock Hollow Frame model ship can also be bought from as little as $300. The company will also make specific designs to order.

Classic Maritime Replicas is a Sydney based company, located in Mona Vale in Sydney’s Northern Beaches. Founded by Mark Miller, entrepreneur, boating enthusiast and lover of “boys’ toys”, the company’s mission is to provide the best quality, most exact replicas of classic model boats available without completely breaking the bank.

With over 40 models Miller’s office and showroom is a “boys’ toys” enthusiast’s dream come true!

Having roamed the globe for several years researching models, craftsmen and materials, Mark Miller has found the finest quality and cost effective suppliers to make the most striking and exclusive hand-crafted boats, which come with a 100% satisfaction guarantee.

Visit www.classicmaritimereplicas.com.au to view the range of models on offer or call 1800 300 062 to enquire about Classic Maritime Replicas’ bespoke service or book a visit to the showroom.

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