Presenting our handcrafted 1:38 scale model of Gramac VII – the extraordinary 34.9-metre custom sportfisher that has captured the attention of the game-fishing and superyacht worlds alike. Launched in New Zealand in 2024, Gramac VII is a true bluewater battlewagon on a superyacht scale, and our artisans have recreated her with the precision this remarkable vessel deserves.
From her towering game-fishing outriggers and flybridge to the expansive teak-laid game cockpit at her stern, every element has been faithfully reproduced. The foredeck carries her tender complete with davit crane, while finely wrought stainless railings trace her sweeping sheerline from bow to transom. Her gleaming white topsides, signature blue boot stripes and hand-lettered Gramac VII name complete this superb tribute to modern sportfisher design.
Entirely handcrafted from quality timber and finished by hand, the model is mounted on a polished timber display base with solid brass pedestals – a commanding centrepiece for any office, saloon or collection.
Gramac VII is one of the most ambitious sportfishers ever launched in the Southern Hemisphere. Built by Yachting Developments in New Zealand and delivered in 2024, she measures 34.9 metres (115 feet) with design, naval architecture and interior all by Warwick Yacht Design. Constructed entirely in advanced carbon fibre composite, she pairs serious game-fishing capability with genuine superyacht luxury — accommodating ten guests in four staterooms, with four crew.
Beneath her sleek exterior lies formidable power: twin MTU 16V 2000 diesels producing a combined 5,200 horsepower drive her to a top speed of 31 knots, with a comfortable 20-knot cruise. Yet what makes Gramac VII truly special is her thoughtful design — she is fully wheelchair accessible throughout, with an elevator serving every deck, a world-first level of accessibility in a custom sportfisher of this kind. Flying the Australian flag, she has already proven herself a genuine voyager, spending months cruising Fiji and the South Pacific in her first season. A modern icon in the making — and a worthy subject for the model maker’s art.
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