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The Abeille Bourbon

The Abeille Bourbon is an emergency towing vessel or tugboat. She operates on the high seas and is 80 metres long with a towing capacity of 200 tonnes of force. It has a crew of 12 and was designed by the Norwegian naval architect Sigmund Borgundv g. The ship was christened by Bernadette Chirac in April 2005 in the presence of godfather Jacques de Chateauvieux. The Abeille Bourbon belongs to Abeilles International and is a unit of the Bourbon Group, which is chartered by the French government. The Abeille Bourbon is a sister ship of the Abeille Libert . Tugboats are traditionally named for their activities around the ships they assist.

The Abeille Bourbon Ship Model

The materials used in the construction of the Abeille Bourbon ship model are carefully hand-picked and prepared. The model is constructed using the plank-on-frame construction method. The finishing touches are made with polished metal fittings and hand-stitched leather covers. The Abeille Bourbon ship model is one of our manufacturer’s majestic ships. It is one of the new models in our catalogue. It is also important to know that all the models are ready to be displayed and come with a wooden base and a brass nameplate.

Our Manufacturer

Our manufacturers are made up of a highly skilled and experienced team of more than 30 craftsmen. They work from precise, original plans and carefully selected materials. The workshop covers all stages of model boat building, hull assembly, rope laying, sail cutting, part carving and wood varnishing. A first prototype is always created for validation before the final models are produced.

معلومات إضافية
Volumetric Weight 36 كيلوجرام
Length (cm)

84

Width (cm)

17

Height (cm)

48

Vessel Type

Offshore support vessel

Length (Inches)

33

Width (Inches)

7

Height (Inches)

19

Delivery & Returns
Delivery

We ship worldwide using FedEx, with tracking details provided once your order has been dispatched. Most model kits are delivered within 10-14 days if in stock, while handcrafted ready-made models may take 12+ weeks depending on production schedules. Due to the bespoke nature of ready-made models, staged payments may apply. Please inspect deliveries on arrival and report any damage immediately.

Returns

Standard models, kits and display cases can be returned within 14 days of delivery if unused and in original condition, with return shipping arranged by the customer. Faulty, damaged or incorrect items should be reported within 24 hours of delivery. Please note that bespoke and custom-made models are non-returnable and non-refundable once production has begun.

FAQs

A readymade model ship is a fully constructed, hand-finished wooden model – no building required. These are completed to a high standard and are ready to display straight from the box, making them ideal for collectors, interior decoration, and corporate gifting.

Our readymade range is crafted by specialist partners from around the world, each with decades of experience in the industry. Every model is hand-finished and inspected for quality before dispatch.

Readymade models are carefully packaged with protective materials to ensure safe transit. Larger or more delicate pieces may require additional packaging – full details on how we pack and deliver our models can be found on our Packing & Delivery page.

We take historical accuracy seriously. Our readymade models are produced with reference to authentic plans and historical documentation where applicable. Product listings include details on the vessel depicted and its provenance.

Yes. Our readymade range is well-suited to corporate environments, boardrooms, reception areas, and as premium gifts for clients or staff. We can also arrange custom nameplates or company branding on selected models, making them a genuinely personal and memorable gift or display piece. Please contact us to discuss your requirements.

Readymade models vary from compact desk pieces to large statement display models. Dimensions are listed on each product page. If you have specific size requirements, please contact us and we can help narrow down the options.

Selected models in our range come with a certificate of authenticity – in particular, models from our partner OMH include one as standard. For other models, provenance details are included in the product listing. If documentation is important to you, feel free to contact us before ordering and we’ll confirm what’s included with a specific piece.

Our readymade range covers a broad spectrum depending on the type and size of model. As a rough guide, J Class yachts start from around £100, historical ship models from around £200, and technical or working vessel models from around £300. Prices increase with scale, complexity, and craftsmanship, so there’s something available at most budgets. Exact pricing is listed on each product page.

Yes, ready-made models are covered under our standard returns policy. However, please note that any ready-made model that has been customised, for example with a ship name or bespoke branding, cannot be returned. Please see the Returns section of our Terms & Conditions for full details, or contact us if you have a specific concern.

If you’re looking for something specific that isn’t in our current range, a custom commission may be the right option. Get in touch with us to discuss your requirements and we’ll provide a quote – you can email us at sales@premiershipmodels.com or call us on 0208 447 1884.

Our readymade models are built by specialist artisan partners using a combination of traditional woodworking techniques and modern manufacturing methods, including CNC machining, laser cutting, and 3D printing. This blend of craftsmanship and technology allows for high levels of detail and consistency across our range. Every piece is inspected for quality before dispatch.

Our readymade models are constructed from a combination of materials depending on the model and manufacturer. The hull and main structural components are typically built from wood – commonly lime, walnut, or mahogany – while masts, spars, and finer structural elements use a mix of wood and metal. Rigging is made from thread or cord, and smaller fittings such as cannons, anchors, and deck hardware are usually cast in metal or formed from resin. Some components may also incorporate laser-cut or 3D-printed parts where precision detailing is required. Display bases and name plaques are generally finished in wood with brass or metal hardware.

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