Wasa Model Ship Exclusive Edition

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Overall Dimensions 

38L x 11W x 33H Inches

This is Museum-quality, Fully Assembled edition of the Wasa. It is part of an exclusive edition where the hull is laser cut with a unique serial number. The model is 100% hand built from scratch using “plank on frame” construction method.

Our master craftsmen have spent over 100 hours to complete this Wasa ship model. One standout feature of this model is the exquisite use of wood. Rosewood, mahogany, teak, and others exotic woods are carefully selected accentuate each part of the model

This replica Wasa ship model boasts magnificent details, including meta anchors and cannons, an authentic crow’s nest, advanced rigging, rolled sails, and an ornate stern. No plastic parts are used! The Vasa model ship comes on a solid wood base with a metal nameplate.

Models are shipped with bowsprit unattached to help prevent damage. 

Minor assembly is required to attach bowsprit on all models. 

We understand the importance of protecting your investment. Each model ship is carefully packaged in a wooden crate and a robust carton box with cushioning to ensure it arrives in perfect condition. Our packaging is designed to keep your model safe during shipping. This ensures that it arrives in perfect condition.

In the event a small part has come loose during the shipping process we will guide you with the minor repair. Returns are not accepted for a minor issue. Shipping ships back and forth can risk more damage.

History:

The Vasa warship, also known as the Wasa ship, was built top-heavy with insufficient ballast. Despite its instability, the warship Vasa set sail and quickly foundered after encountering a strong wind. Swedish King Gustavus Adolphus, eager for it to join the Baltic fleet in the Thirty Years War, pushed for the voyage despite structural issues.

In the 1961 recovery, marine archaeologists found thousands of artifacts and remains of at least 15 people in and around the hull of the Vasa ship Sweden. Items included clothing, weapons, cannons, tools, coins, cutlery, food, drink, and six of the ten sails. The Vasa ship was lavishly decorated and heavily armed, making it one of the largest warships of its time.

For maritime history enthusiasts, the Vasa model ship offers insight into 17th-century naval warfare. The interior of the Vasa ship and the Vasa ship artifacts can be explored at the Vasa Museum in Stockholm. The Vasa ship model is a popular collector's item, allowing enthusiasts to own a piece of naval history.

Whether referred to as Vasa Sweden ship or Wasa ship, this iconic vessel is a key part of Sweden's maritime heritage. The Vasa ship interior showcases the craftsmanship of its time, and the Vasa ship Sweden tells the story of this legendary vessel.