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  COAST GUARD SHIP MODELS

The Coast Guard is the nation's oldest continuous seagoing service with responsibilities including search and rescue, maritime law enforcement, aids to navigation, ice breaking, environmental protection, port security and military readiness. Coast Guard ships protect our young children by severing the finance of criminal networks by interdicting drugs where they are most vulnerable – at sea. The US Coast Guard plays a critical role in the well being of the US citizens yet few could appreciate the service enough.

Yet the Coast Guard is in an unwell state. It is the only armed service funded below Budget Control Act levels. Urgent threats elsewhere force the US government to direct more resources to the Navy and Marine Corps. 

With China and Russia increasing their presence in the Arctic's vast stores of oil and natural gas, the U.S. has a strategic interest in maintaining an ongoing presence in the region. The Coast Guard needs three heavy and three medium icebreakers to ensure year-round access to the polar regions. While America only has one heavy icebreaker, Russia has six. In 2016, Russia launched the most powerful icebreaker in the world--the heavy nuclear icebreakers Arktika. The ship is monsterous, weighing at around 33,000 tons, more than three times that of the USCGC Polar Star.

To support the Coast Guard, ModelShipMaster.com will put extra effort in helping the agency gain more public's interest by presenting absorbing facts and stories about each type of its vessels. One of our main tasks is to build the most accurate models of the Coast Guard ships. Although we are by a wide margin the best maker of Coast Guard models, we always appreciate the help from members of the service and ship builders. Thank you for your support and patronage that continue to help us make astounding models.


Visit Coast Guard Museum NorthWest in Seattle WA to view our work on display.
"I just got back from viewing it at the museum in Seattle. Captain Davis is more than pleased. I have to say I was more than a little impressed, myself... Anyway, the Captain was so pleased, he has authorized the next commission, and I am offering it to you first. It is a 36" Hamiltion class cutter, USCGC Munro WHEC-724. Like the Active, The Museum is looking for an enclosure, as well as a stand. Much Appreciation, Charles B."

Our models also have been acquired by many other Coast Guard branches such as United States Coast Guard - Pacific Area and United States Coast Guard Sector Delaware Bay.
 

Coast Guard 36500 model

This is a sample of our research prowess and detail oriented culture. Much better than any other models and kits.
 


Coast Guard 47 Motor Lifeboat
 

Compare this model with those of other builders to see our unrivaled accuracy and beauty.
 


USCGC Polar Star


The only heavy icebreaker in the US fleet.
 
 
Icebreaker Healy


The United States' largest and most technologically advanced icebreaker.

 


Hamilton-class cutter model

Designed and built during the Cold War, equipped with the capability to find, track and destroy enemy submarines.

Island class patrol boats


Small size, mighty details. Check out this Coast Guard patrol boat model for a real ModelShipMaster experience.
 


87-foot Marine Protector class

employs an innovative stern launch and recovery system capable of launching and recovering of RIB in seas up to 8 feet wave height.

 


USS WAKEFIELD


The largest vessel ever operated by the US Coast Guard.
 


 


Legend-class maritime security cutter model

Also known as the National Security Cutter is the largest active patrol cutter.

A difficult model and only our team can tackle it accurately.


Reliance-class cutter


Reliance prove that the Coast Guard was ready to advance shipboard helicopter operations. 


 

USCGC Active (WMEC-618)

This model is commissioned by Coast Guard Museum NorthWest (Coast Guard base in Seattle WA.)


Famous-class cutter


The only medium endurance cutters in the Coast Guard equipped with a helicopter hanger which can accommodate either a HH-65 Dolphin or HH-60J Jayhawk.


Sentinel-class cutter


Features a bow thruster for manoeuvering in narrow anchorages and channels.

 


82’ Point-class cutter patrol boat


 

Coast Guard Small II

 

Designed to operate year-round in waters along coastal borders. Maximum Speed of 40 knots!

A model was acquired by United States Coast Guard in 2024.


Coast Guard Medium
 

The Response Boat – Medium is a 45-foot 36,500-pound utility boat. These very maneuverable boats have a max speed of 42.5 knots.




 


Juniper class buoy tender

At 225 feet and 2,000 tons, she was the first cutter to fully leverage and implement many technological advances.
 


Wind class Icebreaker

The most technologically advanced icebreakers in the world when first built, the Wind class icebreakers were also heavily armed.


USCG Cutter USS BEAR AG-29

 

 


 


USCGC Manning


Served from 1898 to 1930, and saw service in the U.S. Navy in the Spanish–American War and World War I.

 

USCGC Storis

In the summer of 1957, Storis started a historic journey. She departed in company with the Coast Guard buoy tenders Spar and Bramble conquered the Northwest Passage.
 

USCGC Bramble


 

Munro
WHEC-724
 

This model will be the replacement for a Munro model being transferred from Coast Guard Museum Northwest to the future USCG Museum in New London, CT.
 

OPC Heritage class
 

Coast Guard Eagle

When it comes to tall ship models, nobody in the USA comes close to our accuracy and beauty.
 

Learn more about Coast Guard vessels here: https://www.uscg.mil

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Coast_Guard