Here at Den`s Model Ships, we accept Mode l Ship Commissions to build any model ship, or diorama in any scale. We specialize in Model Restoration, & we build handcrafted museum quality ship models, and dioramas.We can build from your photographs, or plans, (blue prints),our master craftsmen Den Holmes will meticulously build, or restore your model ship exactly to your specifications. Contact us by phone #717-521-2688 or Email densmodelships1@gmail.com

Since 1997, the Noahs Ark Model Store has specialized in the sale of exceptional One-of-a- Kind Handcrafted Museum Quality Biblical Noahs Ark Models, Cross Section Models, Noah Ark Wall Plaques, and Noahs Ark Dioramas. We build and sell our Noahs Ark Models all around the world, you can see these beautiful Ark models at the Noahs Ark Model Store, and our Ship Models at the Model Ship Store. Noahs Ark Gifts Please feel free to Post a Comment about your Noahs Ark Model that you Ordered from us.

My current ship model, started Nov. 23, 2006. This model will be a 17Th Century 100-Gun English Man-of-War. All the guild work on the model will be laced with 23Kt Genuine German Gold Leaf. Construction photos will be posted throught out the build, click hereMODEL SHIP CONSTRUCTION .

Our New 64-Gun Brtitish Ship Model is finished and up For Sale, here is a sample of the model, NEW BRITISH SHIP MODEL. Click here for a video of the model. This clip shows the old barn plank that the ship was made from, construction photos and the finished product. Click here to read a Press Release about this model.

My name is Den, my hobby of building ships has been around 16 years now. It started from a simple interest and simple ship building but has grown into a love of building these ships, as has my skills over the years. I really enjoy seeing other peoples craftsmanship on web-sites, which made me want my own website. My hobby has turned into making and selling my ships. If interested in link exchange, feel free to e-mail me. A photo of me on the job, I worked as a structual steel iron worker, I was one of the connectors on the job. The photo shows me setting on top of the column waiting for the next piece of iron (beam) to connect.