Commissioned radio-controlled vessels

Built from the waterline up.

Custom RC Ships turns a reference, a sketch, or a one-of-a-kind idea into a working radio-controlled vessel with the right shape, systems, finish, and presence on the water.

What we build

A custom vessel should look right and run right.

Every commission begins with the purpose of the model. Scale fidelity, working features, transport, service access, and water performance all belong in the first conversation.

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Scale ships

Recognizable vessels with proportions, details, colors, and deck features built around the chosen reference.

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Workboats and tugs

Purposeful builds with strong silhouettes, practical layouts, and room for working marine functions.

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Yachts and modern craft

Clean hulls, refined finishes, lighting, interiors, and contemporary profiles.

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Unusual commissions

Fantasy craft, historic subjects, personal designs, and projects that do not come from a box.

The build process

One brief. One vessel. No generic answer.

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Define the ship

Reference material, intended scale, size, water use, operating features, finish, and transport needs.

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Design the systems

Hull, propulsion, steering, batteries, radio gear, access, balance, cooling, lighting, and special functions.

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Fabricate and finish

The structure, deck, details, paint, weathering, hardware, and electronics come together as one build.

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Test on the water

Trim, handling, range, runtime, recovery, and service access are checked before handoff.

Designed to be used

The details continue below deck.

Marine systemsPropulsion and controls selected for the vessel, operating goals, and practical maintenance.
Finish and characterFrom clean presentation models to working boats with believable wear, markings, and deck life.
Access and serviceBattery changes, seals, electronics, and adjustments remain reachable after the build is complete.

What ship have you always wanted?

Send a photo, drawing, vessel name, or rough idea. Include the size you have in mind and what you want it to do on the water.