A Story in Scale —
Dynamic, Refined, Iconic
A compact tribute to Dutch design, performance, and precision.
For De Pree Group, we crafted a highly detailed 1:25 scale model of the Wajer 38, built with precision and care.
The story behind the model
A scale model of the Wajer 38 is the ideal way to showcase this luxury tender’s refined design and sporty character. With its flowing lines, teak finish, and Dutch precision, the miniature yacht captures the full experience of the original — in compact form. Whether presented in a showroom, at events, or during client meetings, this Wajer 38 model helps translate performance and elegance into a tangible, lasting impression.
Images from our studio
Scaled for Impact
The Wajer 38 is a perfect blend of Dutch craftsmanship, innovative design, and sporty performance. With its flowing lines, refined detailing, and intuitive layout, it’s built to impress — both on the water and in scale. The 1:25 model captures that same character, translating the yacht’s signature look into a compact, high-precision piece that reflects every curve, feature, and finish of the original.
“A high-precision piece that reflects every curve, feature, and finish of the original.”
Wajer 38
Scale
Built at 1:25 scale, this model reflects the yacht’s bold shape and elegant lines.
Materials
High-quality materials hand-painted finishes were used to capture every detail.
Display
Presented on a sleek, high-gloss base that stands out in any space.
Shipment
The model was professionally packed in a flight case for safe transport.
Request your custom scale model.
Send us your request and we’ll reply within 24 hours with a detailed, no-strings-attached quotation that fits your vision.
Captain’s Log: What Clients Say
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AllOnScale created a beautiful scale model of the Penta Ocean Construction Heavy Lift Vessel for us. When the model was delivered, unpacked, and given a nice spot in our office, we were immediately impressed. The level of detail and craftsmanship is truly fantastic.
The collaboration was also a real pleasure. The team actively thought along with us and responded quickly to our questions. In short: a perfect combination of quality, professionalism, and a great way of working together.
Juliette van Eijk – Marketing & Project Support Ulstein Design&Solutions B.V. -
Professional model makers, small-scale with an eye for detail
Ronny Verspuij
Navigation your Questions:
Can you build in any scale or size?
Yes, up to full size (1:1). We craft models at any scale with a minimum finished length of 300 mm (≈11.8 in) to keep the fine details shipshape.
Can you meet a specific event date?
Usually, yes. Let’s set the course early. Share your deadline (launch, trade show, gifting) and we’ll confirm feasibility, schedule the build, and—if timing is tight—propose phased delivery or display-ready milestones.
Can you repair or modify an existing model?
Yes, our workshop keeps models in trim. We handle repairs, refurbishments, and post-finishing. Share photos and a short description; we’ll advise on feasibility and timing.
Do you make small giveaway models (<300 mm)?
Below 300 mm, crucial detail is lost. If you specifically need small promotional pieces, we can point you to our sister brand.
Do you offer lighting, motion, or display furniture?
Aye—built-in options to suit your deck. We integrate lighting and moving elements, and can supply display furniture for exhibitions or trade shows.
Do you ship internationally?
We don’t book transport directly, but we make the voyage simple. Your model is professionally packed for international transit. We can introduce trusted logistics partners, while most clients book the courier or freight service themselves.
What information do you need for a quote?
A clear brief keeps us on heading. Please include photos/reference images, vessel name, desired finished length, and scale (e.g., 1:20). For faster, sharper pricing: 3D/2D drawings, RAL color references, preferred base/plaque, and any extras (flight case, presentation packaging, lighting, motion).
Where are you based and who will I work with?
Port of call: Arnhem, the Netherlands. Projects are led by owners Geert van Uffelen and Stijn Cox, supported by our in-house workshop team from brief to handover.
