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Throughout Australia’s rich and diverse history, maritime travel has played a significant role. Ships and boats have transported people to and from this island for hundreds of years, and this is the reason why Australia boasts such a robust history involving ships, boats, and other forms of naval travel. The nation is home to a vast array of boats, encompassing both vintage and contemporary vessels, and boasts several world-renowned marinas.

At Seacraft Gallery, we are proud to help represent the maritime past, present, and future of Australia. We look to celebrate Australia’s rich maritime history by crafting a diverse and captivating collection of  ship models, representing vessels that traverse the globe to reach the nation. Our collection spans from ancient Australian vessels to ships from corresponding eras, capturing a broad spectrum of naval history with meticulous attention to detail.

We offer free shipping on orders over $150.00 and a 100% money back guarantee if you are unsatisfied. All models must pass a 10 point quality control inspection before we ship it to you from Sydney warehouse, and all shipped items are guaranteed to arrive safely in professional packaging.

Need something specific? Then let us know. The team at Seacraft Gallery can build bespoke models of ships; just let us know what you are looking for, and we can try to make it so.

The team at Seacraft Gallery – Sydney Australia

HMAS Success: “The Battle Tanker” – Legacy of the Royal Australian Navy’s Longest-Serving Ship

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HMAS Success (OR 304), an 18,000-tonne auxiliary oiler replenishment (AOR) vessel stretching nearly 160 meters, was a titan of the Royal Australian Navy (RAN). Nicknamed “The Battle Tanker” for her robust support capabilities, she was the largest ship ever built in Port Jackson (Sydney Harbour) and the largest constructed in Australia for the RAN. Launched on March 3, 1984, and commissioned on April 23, 1986, Success was the final vessel built at Vickers Cockatoo Dockyard…

Fremantle-Class Patrol Boats: Iconic Guardians of Australia’s Seas

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The Fremantle-class patrol boats of the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) are celebrated as enduring symbols of maritime defense, serving from 1979 to 2007. These 15 coastal patrol vessels, designed by British shipbuilder Brooke Marine and primarily crafted in Australia by North Queensland Engineers and Agents (NQEA), marked a significant leap forward from the earlier Attack-class patrol boats. For model ship enthusiasts and collectors, the Fremantle class offers a rich history and distinctive design, making them…

SS Canberra: The Great White Whale and Its Place in Australian History

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The SS Canberra, affectionately nicknamed "The Great White Shark," holds a unique place in maritime history and the hearts of countless Australian families. A vessel of immense size, elegance, and historical significance, it served not just as a passenger liner but as a wartime hero and a cultural icon. The Birth of a Legend Launched in 1960 by the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company (P&O), the SS Canberra was one of the largest and…

LSM-1 Class Landing Ships Medium Of The Australian Army

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The LSM-1 class landing ships medium (LSM) played a pivotal role in the amphibious capabilities of the Australian Army. These vessels, originally built for the United States Navy (USN) during World War II, were transferred to the Australian Army in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Four such ships served under the Australian flag: Clive Steele (AV 1356), Vernon Sturdee (AV 1355), Brudenell White (AV 1354), and Harry Chauvel (AV 1353). Each of these ships…