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Expanding an online business internationally

Recently we wrote an article for mysailing.com.au which is a website dedicated to representing the expansive community of sailing and ship enthusiasts in Australia. The article we wrote aimed to provide information

Journey back to the 1700’s

We recently wrote an article for a website based in Australia about how we expanded our business internationally through the internet (click here to read more). Specifically we discussed how we

The fourth plinth at Trafalgar Square

Trafalgar Square was awash with a sea of green on Sunday as a pool of revelers eagerly made their way to its centre for St Patrick’s Day. With the iconic

RORC Caribbean 600 Race 2015

The Caribbean is well known for many things including beautiful scenery, relaxing resorts and even pirates. One such location in the Caribbean will this February be the setting of one

The Greenpeace Model

At Premier Ship Models it is important to us that we keep our customers and audience regularly updated with what’s going on here at head office. On that note, we

A tribute to the Cutty Sark

Only a few weeks ago we discussed the importance of preserving historical ships and looked at the organisations that do wonderful work to ensure the conservation of our naval history

Help choosing your model kit

Choosing between a model kit and a ready-made model Two questions customers always ask before purchasing a model kit is; how difficult is the kit to build? And how long

The Battle of Gallipoli

Introduction The 25th April is the day in which all Australians and New Zealanders pay respect to those who have served and died in wars and conflicts. Commonly known as Anzac

Shipwreck Cove

With the invention of satellites and the development of ship technology; modern day sailing is much less dangerous than it used to be. Hundreds of years ago ships would set

Preserving naval history and culture

This week we discuss the historical ships that have been preserved across the UK. We want to thank the multiple organisations that work to keep these ships preserved and offer