Old Modern Handicrafts RMS Titanic Small Wooden Scale Model Ship

A Handcrafted Tribute to the World’s Most Famous Ocean Liner

TheOld Modern Handicrafts (OMH) RMS Titanic Small Wooden Scale Modelis a 25-inch handcrafted replica of the legendary passenger liner. Scratch built using traditional plank-on-frame construction, this museum-quality model showcases over 50 hours of artisanal craftsmanship. Painted in the ship’s original red, white, and black colors and mounted on a polished wooden stand, it’s an ideal display piece for collectors, maritime enthusiasts, and historical décor.

Features

• Dimensions: 25L x 3.5W x 10H inches (63.5L x 8.9W x 25.4H cm)
• Scratch built from wood using plank-on-frame construction
• Hand-painted in authentic Titanic colors: red, white, and black
• Detailed features include plank decking, lifeboats, davits, anchors, rigging, and painted smokestacks
• Flags included: United States, United Kingdom, and White Star Line
• Mounted on a solid wood display base with metal nameplate
• Pre-built with only minor assembly required
• Plastic parts: None — 100% wood and metal craftsmanship
• Ships in 2–3 business days with careful packaging

A Legendary Ocean Liner Preserved in Miniature

The RMS Titanic was designed as the pinnacle of modern engineering and luxury. At 883 feet long, 92 feet wide, and weighing over 46,000 tons, she was considered unsinkable. Tragically, on April 14, 1912, the Titanic struck an iceberg on her maiden voyage, leading to one of the most infamous maritime disasters in history. Of the more than 2,200 passengers and crew aboard, 705 survived, while 1,502 lives were lost.

This OMH model captures the Titanic’s grandeur in small scale, featuring lifeboats, plank decking, davits, anchors, advanced rigging, and the iconic black and red smokestacks. The hull proudly bears the Titanic name and home port of Liverpool. Resting on a wooden base with a brass nameplate, this fully assembled model is both a work of art and a timeless memorial to one of history’s most legendary ships.