In 2008, we was chosen by the owner of a Century Coronado boat that won best in show at the 2006 Coeur d'Alene Wooden Boat Show and 2008 Sheriff's Award to build a model of the boat.

in 2007, Praendex Pacific's president purchased in person four museum-quality classic boat models from Model Ship Master.

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	Hinckley Talaria 29R	In her sensuous lines and forms, the Hinckley Talaria 29R has hints of Riva and Gar Wood. Her bottom is more Ray Hunt, that gives better performance at sea.	Click for more info
	Hinckley 44	Hinckley is an iconic luxury brand. Everything is customizable, down to the alignment of the screws. Many of the production crew employees are akin to artisans.	Click for more info
	Hinckley Pinic Boat	In July 2024, to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the original Picnic Boat, Hinckley Yachts introduced the Picnic Boat 39.	Click for more info
	Riva Aquarama	Our three-prong formula: good accuracy + premium materials + top craftsmanship.	Click for more info
	Pilar	Hemingway regularly fished off the Pilar in Key West, Florida, Marquesas Keys, and the Gulf Stream off the Cuban coast. He made three trips by boat to the Bimini Islands, wherein his fishing and boxing exploits drew much attention.	Click for more info
	Chris Craft Barrel Back Available	In the years just prior to World War II, Chris-Craft produced some of its most beautiful—and now most collectable boats in history, the barrel backs.	Click for more info
	Chris Craft Triple Cockpit Available	No other boat embraces the elegance of the mahogany runabouts like the Chris-Craft Triple Cockpit Barrel Back. It's sleek styling and flowing lines are ever present in this 1930's beauty. Only 73 ever built.	Click for more info
	Chris Craft Racing runabout	In 1948, Chris Craft introduced their 19-foot Racing Runabout. The boats were built sleek and had largE engines which produced a stunning speed od 50 mph. It was a hit and Chris Craft made a total of 503 of them from 1948 through to 1954.	Click for more info
	Chris Craft Cobra	The 21-foot Cobra would make 55 miles per hour.  Its dorsal fin styling takes a cue from the Ventnor introduced in 1948. This one features 8-inch-wider beam and weights 570 pounds more than the 18-foot version.	Click for more info
	Teaser	The award-winning Teaser became famous by winning the celebrated time trial against the Twentieth Century Limited from New York City to Albany in 1925. She beat the record by more than an hour. The Twentieth Century Limited was the fastest train on the rails at that time.	Click for more info
	Baby Bootlegger	Baby Bootlegger is perhaps the most beautiful wooden boat ever built. She won the 1924 and 1925 Gold Cup race. Baby Bootlegger will do 70 mph flat-out. In addition to being a stunningly beautiful boat, she is considered by many the best handling.	Click for more info
	Miss Behave Available	The 16 foot Gar Wood speedster is, pound for pound, the most valuable classic speed boat in the world. Miss Behave is certainly the most well known of the original five speedsters brought to the St. Lawrence in 1935.	Click for more info
	Dixie II Available	The legendary Dixie II is the winner of more than 100 consecutive races, including two Gold Cups and two Harmsworth Trophies. The fastest motorboat in the world, Dixie's average speed was 28 nautical miles per hour.	Click for more info
	Typhoon	Typhoon measured 40' in length, with a 2000 cu. in. Wright Typhoon engine. Like a wild stallion, she was born to race. She had the seating capacity to seat up to eight adults, in three separate cockpits, but without the creature comforts and safety of any windshields.	Click for more info
	Elco Available	The Electric Launch Company, later renamed Elco Motor Yachts, began operations in 1893 and continued to 1949. It was resurrected in 1987 and continues today, producing hand crafted replicas of some of its classic launches.	Click for more info
	Panther Available	Build by naval architect William D. Jackson, this 15' boat could run faster than 75 mph and have only one point of contact with the water: its propeller.	Click for more info
	Zipper	The Zipper was considered a fast hydroplane of category 225. John Hacker designed this wonderful boat. Zipper illustrates the sobriety and the elegance of the runabouts of the 20s & 30s.	Click for more info
	Century Sabre	The Quintessential early '60's styling of the Century Sabres was unique in the boats of that era. With their removable t-tops, automotive style interiors and powerful V8 engines there was nothing else like them on the lakes.	Click for more info
	Century Coronado	This 1965 Century Coronado has been fully restored and won best in show at the Coeur d'Alene Wooden Boat show in 2006. In 2008,  it won the Sheriff's award.	Click for more info
	Thunderbird Tahoe	Thunderbird is a 55-foot speedboat designed by John Hacker and built by Huckins in 1939. Today Thunderbird is equipped with a twin 1000 hp Allison aircraft conversion engines, allowing a top speed of 70 mph!	Click for more info
	Owens Flagship	This famous model was powered by a twin Hercules flathead 6 cylinder engines with a top speed of 20 knots and a cruising speed of 8 to 12 knots.  Built in Baltimore, Maryland.	Click for more info
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