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Titanic 1:300 299,99 €

Thu, 15 Oct 2026 17:14:30 +0200

On 10 April 1912, the world's largest and most luxurious ocean liner, the Titanic, set sail on its maiden voyage from Southampton to New York.

It took the lives of 1,495 people and gave rise to the greatest legend in the history of maritime navigation. The Titanic did not have enough lifeboats for all passengers - only for about 1,200 people, but there were about 2,223 on board.

In the early morning of 15 April 1912, the Titanic collided with an iceberg off the coast of Newfoundland. The sinking of the Titanic was the largest peacetime shipwreck in the history of maritime navigation. 1,518 people died. Only 711 out of 2,223 people survived.

Myths and legends have been created around the fatal shipwreck, making the Titanic probably the most famous ship in history.

For many years, historians, treasure hunters, oceanographers and businessmen searched for the wreck. Finally, the remains of the ship were discovered on 1 September 1985 by Robert Ballard during a secret mission spearhead by the United States Navy. The wreck of the Titanic was located 3,784 metres deep, about 800 km off the coast of Canada.

The lights of the Titanic went out minutes before it disappeared into the Atlantic Ocean along with the dream of reaching New York.

Titanic Data Sheet

With a total tonnage of 45,000 tons. It was propelled by two twin propellers over seven metres in diameter and another propeller, in a central position, measuring over five metres.

Length: 267 metres
Beam: 28 metres
Weight: 52,310 tons
2 30,000 HP steam engines
1 16,000 HP turbine
Cruising speed: 21 knots (23 max)

Model Datas:
Scale 1:300
Height 242mm
Width 115mm
Leingth 896mm
Difficuliy Medium
Secound Plank no

age recommendation: +14

WARNING! Not suitable for children under 36 months due to small pieces which may present a chocking hazard - DANGER OF SUFFOCATION !

Prinz Eugen 1:200 459,99 €

Mon, 02 Nov 2026 09:52:06 +0100

Prinz Eugen was a German Admiral Hipper-class heavy cruiser, third in a series of five, which served in the Kriegsmarine during World War II.

She was named after Prince Eugene of Savoy, an Austrian general of the 18th century.

Prinz Eugen was one of the protagonists of Operation Rheinübung, a German attempt in May 1941 to cut off Allied merchant shipping across the Atlantic in which it was accompanied by the battleship Bismarck.

Following the German surrender in May 1945, the Prinz Eugen was transferred to the United States Navy as spoils of war. The US Navy assigned the cruiser to the Operation Crossroads nuclear tests at Bikini Atoll.

The wreck is still visible above the surface of the water; one of her propellers was salvaged and is on display at the Marine-Ehrenmal Laboe naval memorial in Germany.

- More than 800 pieces to enjoy building a part of the story.
- High precision cuts and castings with macro details to identify each piece that survived two atomic explosions.
- Wooden structure and superstructure.
- Main cannons with 360-degree rotation.

Build this model to be protagonists of Operation Rheinübung across the Atlantic in which the Prinz Eugene was accompanied by the battleship Bismarck.

Scale 1:200
Länge 1070 mm
Breite 175 mm
Höhe 290 mm

age recommendation: +14

WARNING! Not suitable for children under 36 months due to small pieces which may present a chocking hazard - DANGER OF SUFFOCATION !

Le Soleil Royal Planking Pack 90,99 €

Thu, 15 Oct 2026 17:40:27 +0200

Hul Planking Pack for Soleil Royal

Perfect pack for planking the hull of the Le Soleil Royal.

age recommendation: +14

WARNING! Not suitable for children under 36 months due to small pieces which may present a chocking hazard - DANGER OF SUFFOCATION !

H.M.S. Victory Planking Pack 90,99 €

Thu, 15 Oct 2026 17:40:05 +0200

Hul Planking Pack for HMS Victory

This Pack includes:
125 mahogany wood strips
2000 brass nails

Perfect pack for planking the hull of the HMS Victory.

age recommendation: +14

WARNING! Not suitable for children under 36 months due to small pieces which may present a chocking hazard - DANGER OF SUFFOCATION !

USS Missouri BB 63 749,99 €

Thu, 15 Oct 2026 17:40:23 +0200

USS Missouri BB-63 Model Kit

USS Missouri Ship Model: Technical Sheet

Scale: 1/200
Width: 178mm
Height: 320mm
Length: 1355mm
Difficulty: Advanced
Number of pieces: 6,096
Approximate build time: 1.400h
(The Base with Metal is not included)

The USS Missouri BB-63 model kit offers a detailed reproduction of the famous World War II battleship. This modeling kit includes precisely scaled pieces, made from high-quality wood and metal. The model’s dimensions allow for an accurate representation of the ship, making it perfect for naval modeling enthusiasts.

Engraved nameplate with the model’s name
Basic construction base
Cast parts
Step-by-step video tutorials
Instructions in 5 languages
HD step-by-step photos
Glue and tool usage guide
Parts list with dimensions and materials
Identification sheet with photos to recognize parts
Scaled plans
Lifetime warranty

History of the USS Missouri BB-63

The USS Missouri BB-63, known as “Mighty Mo,” was the last battleship commissioned by the U.S. Navy. Construction began in 1941, and it was launched in 1944 during the most critical moments of World War II. The Missouri played a key role in several Pacific battles, including Iwo Jima and Okinawa. Its most famous moment came on September 2, 1945, when it became the site of Japan's surrender, marking the end of the war.

The USS Missouri BB-63 was also active during the Korean War, providing support with its powerful 16-inch guns. Although decommissioned in 1955, it was modernized in the 1980s as part of the Navy's strategy to reactivate its large battleships. During this period, the USS Missouri BB-63 was deployed in the Persian Gulf War, showcasing its combat capabilities decades after its original launch.

Finally, in 1992, it was retired from active service and turned into a floating museum, preserved as a symbol of U.S. naval and military history. The USS Missouri had an impressive career spanning half a century, witnessing the most decisive moments of the 20th century, from World War II to the Cold War and Middle Eastern conflicts.

Where is the USS Missouri BB-63 now?

The USS Missouri BB-63 is currently moored at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, as a museum ship. It is one of the area's major visitor attractions and a living monument to American naval history. Visitors can explore its decks and learn more about the battles in which it served as well as its role in the signing of Japan's surrender.

Age recommendation: +14

WARNING! Not suitable for children under 36 months due to small pieces which may present a chocking hazard - DANGER OF SUFFOCATION !

Palamós Kit 84,99 €

Thu, 29 Oct 2026 09:46:09 +0100

The Palamós model kit by OcCre is based on a traditional fishing boat commonly used along the Spanish coastline. These durable vessels were specifically designed for coastal fishing in the Mediterranean, featuring versatile hulls adapted to the region's conditions and seascapes. Handcrafted in small shipyards, these boats symbolized the deep connection between coastal communities and the sea.

The Palamós model kit offers a detailed and authentic representation of these charming boats, using high-quality materials and traditional construction methods. With a length of 41 cm and a 1:45 scale, the kit is perfect for beginner and intermediate model builders. It includes clear, step-by-step instructions enhanced by color photographs to guide the assembly process. A double planking system ensures a sturdy and beautifully shaped hull.

This model captures the maritime heritage of Spanish fishing traditions while providing a rewarding building experience for enthusiasts

Scale: 1/45
Width: 120mm
Height: 275mm
Length: 410mm
Difficulty: Beginners
Number of pieces: 120
Approximate build time: 70h

age recommendation: +14

WARNING! Not suitable for children under 36 months due to small pieces which may present a chocking hazard - DANGER OF SUFFOCATION !

Polaris (with Sailpack and colours) 129,99 €

Fri, 16 Oct 2026 11:09:31 +0200

Polaris is the ideal model for anyone who wants to enter the world of wooden ship modelling.

Taking the basic techniques used in ship modelling into account, OcCre designed a simple and attractive kit supported by video tutorials and detailed step-by-step assembly instructions. With Polaris you can practise and learn the techniques used to build model ships. These techniques are common to other ship models regardless of type or size: preparing materials, constructing and planking the hull, building masts, rigging and sails, and painting and finishing wood and metal parts.
As always, OcCre supports model builders with questions concerning the assembly and presentation of its models.

The name Polaris refers to the North Star, the guiding star of sailors. Polaris is an ideal introduction to ship modelling.

Scale: 1:50
Height: 446 mm
Width: 124 mm
Length: 580 mm
Difficulty: Easy
Second planking: Yes
Build time: approx. 150 hours
Number of parts: 1226
Age recommendation: 14 years and up

Safety notice:
WARNING! Not suitable for children under 3 years.
Small parts may be swallowed = choking hazard!

Albatros Kit with Colours 149,99 €

Thu, 15 Oct 2026 17:40:13 +0200

Schooners were sailing vessels used for a variety of purposes, including coastguard duties and combating smuggling. They also served as small warships.
The kit includes all parts required for assembly, step-by-step illustrated building instructions and various plans.
Age recommendation: 14 years and up

Safety notice:
WARNING! Not suitable for children under 3 years.
Small parts may be swallowed = choking hazard!

Set of blocks, deadeyes Nr XX Hanse Kogge 18,80 €

Thu, 15 Oct 2026 09:36:28 +0200

Set of blocks, deadeyes Nr XX Hanse Kogge

Galeone Buccaneer 1:100 169,99 €

Thu, 15 Oct 2026 17:40:11 +0200

PIRATES AND BUCCANEERS

During the 17th and 18th centuries, the gradual decline and eventual disappearance of piracy gave rise to legends of hidden treasure and great adventures at sea. Pirates and buccaneers were remembered as the kings of the seas.
They operated mainly in the Caribbean along the trade routes between America and Europe.
Pirates boarded merchant ships and raided coastal settlements, while buccaneers captured smaller merchant vessels and were involved in smuggling and the slave trade.

The Buccaneer model represents one of the ships used for privateering at that time. This model lets you explore one of the darker chapters of maritime history while enjoying the craft of ship modelling.
The kit includes all parts required for assembly, step-by-step illustrated building instructions and various plans.

Scale: 1:100
Length: 565 mm
Height: 450 mm
Width: 230 mm
Difficulty: Easy
Number of parts: 2235
Build time: approx. 170 hours
Age recommendation: 14 years and up

Safety notice:
WARNING! Not suitable for children under 3 years.
Small parts may be swallowed = choking hazard!

Buccaneer Starter Pack 131,06 €

Thu, 15 Oct 2026 16:53:15 +0200

Buccaneer Starter Pack

Includes: Buccaneer kit + basic tools + cutting mat + white glue
Age recommendation: 14 years and up

Safety notice:
WARNING! Not suitable for children under 3 years.
Small parts may be swallowed = choking hazard!

Oak Exhibition Base 250 x 125 x 15 mm 17,99 €

Thu, 29 Oct 2026 09:46:07 +0100

250x125x15 mm

Tools Pack 42,99 €

Fri, 16 Oct 2026 00:39:38 +0200

The packs includes:

Tool case with: sanding block with fine grit sandpaper, hammer, box cutter with precision blade, 0.75 hand drill, precision pliers, flat file, cutting pliers.
Pin Pusher
White glue 100 ml
Mini clamp (6 pcs.)

age recommendation: +14

WARNING! Not suitable for children under 36 months due to small pieces which may present a chocking hazard - DANGER OF SUFFOCATION !

Cutter 2,99 €

Thu, 15 Oct 2026 17:13:56 +0200

The cutter (also called stiletto) is an indispensable hand tool for the various tasks within modeling.
It serves to separate the pieces inside the plywood or to cut the strips.

America America’s cup 1:75 129,99 €

Thu, 15 Oct 2026 09:44:05 +0200

America 1851 Yacht Model Kit – The Birth of the America’s Cup

Step back in time and bring sailing history to your workspace with the America 1851 Yacht Model Kit. This exquisitely detailed model recreates the legendary yacht that gave birth to the America’s Cup, the world’s oldest sailing competition. Perfect for enthusiasts and collectors, this kit offers a high-quality, historically accurate model with meticulous attention to detail in the hull, rigging, and finishes. Building the America (1851) isn’t just a project – it’s an experience that lets you relive the moment sailing was forever changed.

Specifications of the America Yacht Model (1851)

Scale: 1:75

Dimensions: 540 mm long × 97 mm wide × 460 mm high

Parts: 1,135

Estimated Build Time: 120 hours

Difficulty Level: Medium – ideal for modelers with some experience seeking a rewarding historical challenge

The kit includes premium materials such as lime, mahogany, and walnut woods, cast metal (ZAMAK), brass, and cotton. It comes with step-by-step video tutorials, detailed multilingual instructions, HD assembly photos, scale-accurate blueprints, and a full parts list with dimensions and materials. A simple building stand and an etched nameplate are included free, along with the lifetime OcCre guarantee.

A Piece of Sailing History

Launched in 1851, the yacht America is one of the most iconic vessels in sailing history. Designed by James and George Steers for the New York Yacht Club, it was built to prove that innovation and naval engineering could surpass European tradition. That same year, America crossed the Atlantic to compete around the Isle of Wight against Britain’s finest fleet – and won so decisively that Queen Victoria’s famous question, “Who came second?” received the legendary reply: “Your Majesty, there is no second.”

This historic victory not only gave the America’s Cup its name but also transformed sailing into a technological and competitive sport. The America 1851 yacht model captures this defining moment, making it a must-have for maritime history lovers and model ship enthusiasts alike.
Technical Specifications

Difficulty: intermediate
Scale: 1:75
Height: 460 mm
Length: 540 mm
Width: 97 mm
Building Time: Approx. 120 hours
Number of Pieces: 1.135

age recommendation: +14

WARNING! Not suitable for children under 36 months due to small pieces which may present a chocking hazard - DANGER OF SUFFOCATION !

Herkules Tugboat a gigant of the sea 309,99 €

Thu, 15 Oct 2026 17:14:56 +0200

Hercules Salvage Tug – A Giant of the Seas

The Hercules Salvage Tug from OcCre is a detailed model of one of the most impressive tugs in the world. With a scale of 1:50 and R/C capability (remote-controlled), this model kit offers model builders the opportunity to create a technical masterpiece that fascinates both with its size and its history.

Historical Background of the Hercules Salvage Tug

The Hercules began its career as a high-seas tugboat and was often used for voyages along the coast of San Francisco to the north, due to the prevailing northwest winds. Later, it was used to tow barges to other West Coast ports and to Hawaii, as well as transport equipment for the construction of the Panama Canal.

One memorable event in the history of the Hercules occurred in 1947 when it was tasked with the tugging of the battleship Oklahoma’s hull to the San Francisco Bay for scrapping. 500 miles off the coast of Hawaii, the ship was struck by a powerful storm, and the Oklahoma began to fill with water and sink. The Hercules could not free itself in time and narrowly escaped disaster as the Oklahoma almost dragged it down to the ocean floor.

In 1986, the Hercules was declared a National Historic Landmark and is now one of the exhibits at the San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park, located at the Hyde Street Pier. It remains a significant maritime monument.

The OcCre Model Kit

The Hercules Salvage Tug model kit by OcCre is a challenging yet rewarding project for model builders seeking a special challenge. With a 1:50 scale and R/C capability, the kit includes:

Detailed wood and metal parts, accurately reflecting the historical design of the Hercules.
High-quality materials, including walnut wood, brass, and stainless steel, ensuring both the aesthetics and durability of the model.
A simple step-by-step guide that makes the building process accessible even for less experienced model builders.
R/C capability, allowing the tug to be fully remote-controlled after assembly – a highlight for model builders who wish to bring their model to life.

Technical Fascination of the Model

Building a ship model like the Hercules Salvage Tug is not just a technical project, but also an opportunity to recreate a piece of maritime history. During the build, model builders learn about the engineering behind such an impressive ship. The R/C capability lets the builder experience the model in action, making the project a particularly fascinating experience.
Conclusion

The Hercules Salvage Tug R/C-capable (1:50) model kit from OcCre is more than just a modeling project – it is a journey into the world of maritime rescue and salvage. With its impressive detail and remote-control capability, this kit offers a unique opportunity to experience a piece of history while mastering the art of model building. Ideal for model builders looking for a new challenge or wanting to add a unique piece to their collection.

Scale: 1/50
Width: 163 mm
Height: 420 mm
Length: 915 mm
Difficulty: Medium
Double-planked: No
Number of parts: approx. 480
Average hours to build: 480

Essential Add-ons for the Hercules Salvage Tug Model:

Paint set
Display base for this model
LED lighting set

The kit is made entirely of wood. No pre-built hull is used.

Recommended age: 14 years and older

Safety warning:
WARNING! Not suitable for children under 3 years.
Small parts are a choking hazard!

Ulises RC Boat 276,99 €

Thu, 15 Oct 2026 16:52:01 +0200

Relax with this creative form of leisure and embark on a journey to the past with our ship model kits.

The Ulises was a salvage tug designed for high-seas operations. In the 1960s, maritime trade was exceptionally busy.

Merchant ships faced numerous dangers from storms and rough seas, making salvage tugs vitally important. These vessels ensured that damaged ships could be safely brought to the nearest harbor. At that time, metal was the predominant material used in shipbuilding. The strength of steel was utilized for constructing the hull, while wood was used for cladding the bridge and crew areas. This combination gave the ships a particularly beautiful appearance, extending beyond their primary role as simple utility vessels.

Build a detailed replica of a historic ship step by step. In the end, you’ll enjoy a finished model ship that you can proudly display in your collection.

The RC system is NOT included.

Scale: 1:30
Length: 830 mm
Width: 180 mm
Height: 400 mm
Double planking: No
Difficulty level: Medium
Building time: approx. 480 hours
Number of parts: approx. 480

Recommended age: 14 years and up

Safety notice:
WARNING! Not suitable for children under 3 years.
Contains small parts that could be swallowed, posing a choking hazard!

Farm scale 1:85 219,99 €

Fri, 30 Oct 2026 11:08:37 +0100

One of the most important ships in the history of polar exploration
The Fram was not just a ship; it was a floating monument to humanity's exploratory and scientific spirit. Its achievements at the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century made it a legend of polar exploration, demonstrating that with design, ingenuity, and courage, the limits of what is possible can be expanded.

HISTORICAL CONTEXT
The Fram is known as one of the most resilient and iconic polar ships in the history of Arctic and Antarctic exploration. Designed to withstand the harshest sailing conditions and endure the blows of ice blocks as hard as stone and as sharp as blades, it was built to move forward, always forward. That is why the Norwegians named it "Fram."

During its years of service, the Fram was not only a technical marvel but also a symbol of perseverance and the spirit of exploration: a relentless and tireless pursuit of the unknown. From its first voyages, the Fram embodied humanity's determination to face the most daunting challenges and venture into the final frontier, enabling some of the world's greatest explorers to achieve unprecedented feats.

It was designed by Colin Archer, following the specifications of Fridtjof Nansen, who conceived it for his famous North Pole expedition.
Its rounded and sturdy hull protected it from the relentless pressure of polar ice, allowing it to float on the ice pack rather than being crushed, as happened with other ships.

It was intended to sail during the summer and allow the winter freeze to trap the ship, turning it into a stationary base.

Dragged by the movement of the floating ice (since there is no land at the North Pole), the ship would study ice movements and perhaps come close enough to the planet's northernmost point to launch an assault.

The vessel turned out to be slow and difficult to maneuver, "with all the seafaring qualities of a barn." However, it was highly capable of withstanding the pressure of the ice.

To ensure this, its builders took extreme measures. The keel was constructed with two 36x36 cm beams of American elm, upon which the frames were mounted.

Its rounded and sturdy hull protected it from the relentless pressure of polar ice, allowing it to float on the ice pack instead of being crushed, as happened to other vessels.
Between 1893 and 1912, the Fram participated in three historic polar expeditions:
-Nansen's Expedition (1893-1896): Reached a record proximity to the North Pole (82°27'N).
-Otto Sverdrup's Expedition (1898-1902): Mapped and explored 260,000 km² in the Canadian Arctic, discovering new islands.
-Roald Amundsen's Expedition (1910-1912): Used for the conquest of the South Pole, reached on December 14, 1911.

Challenging the impossible
Scale: 1/85
Length: 586 mm

Width: 205 mm
Height: 441 mm
Difficulty: Medium
Hours of construction: 480 aprox.
Number of Pieces: 1974

age recommendation: +14

WARNING! Not suitable for children under 36 months due to small pieces which may present a chocking hazard - DANGER OF SUFFOCATION !

Endeavour America’s cup 1:75 129,99 €

Thu, 15 Oct 2026 09:44:05 +0200

History of the Endeavour Yacht – America's Cup

The yacht Endeavour was designed and built in 1934 specifically to compete in the America's Cup, the world's most prestigious sailing competition. Its owner, renowned British industrialist Sir Thomas Sopwith, relied on innovation and the highest quality in an effort to bring Great Britain to the forefront of international yacht racing.

Endeavour stood out for its elegant design, state-of-the-art technology for its time and excellent racing characteristics. Although considered one of the favourites, Endeavour took part in one of the most exciting America's Cup finals and narrowly lost to the American defender Rainbow.

Who owned the yacht Endeavour? The famous yacht, built in 1934 for the America's Cup, belonged to Sir Thomas Sopwith, a well-known British industrialist and enthusiastic sailor. Designed to compete against the best international teams, Endeavour became an icon of maritime history through its innovation and elegance.

Although it narrowly missed victory, Endeavour remains one of the most admired and representative yachts in both model building and sailing history.

Step-by-step video tutorials
Instructions in 5 languages
Step-by-step HD photos
Parts list with dimensions and materials
Parts identification sheet
Scale construction plans
Highest-quality model

Technical specifications

Difficulty: Intermediate
Scale: 1:75
Height: 723 mm
Length: 585 mm
Width: 91 mm
Build time: approx. 120 hours
Number of parts: 1,277
Materials: high-quality materials including African walnut, sapele, lime wood, cast metal, brass and cotton.
Age recommendation: 14 years and up

Safety notice:
WARNING! Not suitable for children under 3 years.
Small parts may be swallowed = choking hazard!

HMS Erebus 219,99 €

Sat, 24 Oct 2026 00:54:50 +0200

The HMS Erebus was a Royal Navy ship that participated with the HMS Terror on James Clarc Ross´s Erebus and Terror expedition in Antarctica and other expeditions in the Arctic. These two ships were reinforced at the bow to resist the twisting of the pack ice on the boat, and they had steam engines.

The Antarctic expedition, between 1839 and 1843 was a success.

Arround 1845, the Erebus and the Terror were assigned to traverse the last unnavigated sections of the Northwest Passage in the Canadian Arctic and to record magnetic data to help determine wether a better understanding could aid navigation. The expedition met with disaster after both ships and their crews, a total of 129 officers and men, became icebound in Victoria Strait near King William Island in what is today the Canadian territory of Nunavut. After being icebound for more than a year Erebus and Tewrror were abandoned in April 1848, by wich point Franklin and nearly two dozen others had died.

on March 4, 2015, it was announced that an expedition from Parks Canada, a Canadian goverment institution, had found the wreckage of one of Franklin´s expedition ships, which turned out to be HMS Erebus. The Wreck is destinated a National Historic Site of Canada with the precise location of the destignation on hold. The initial objective was to find such vessels and thus strengthen Canada´s claims to sovereignty over large portions of the Arctic Archipelago.

on October 32, 2017 UK Defense Minister Michael Fallon announced that his goverment would hand over HMS Erebus and the HMS Terror to Canada, keeping only some relics and gold, along with the right to repatriate any human rest.

More than 2350 different pieces.
Aluminium sheets for the front of the hull.
it is part of the Antarctic Exploration Model Collection
Difficulty level Medium

Scale 1:75
Height 504mm
Width 195mm
Leigth 684mm

age recommendation: +14

WARNING! Not suitable for children under 36 months due to small pieces which may present a chocking hazard - DANGER OF SUFFOCATION !