Ship Modelers DatabaseWe are often asked ‘Are you JoTiKa or Caldercraft?’, the simple answer is both. Caldercraft is the company name under which we manufacture our own products while JoTiKa is the parent distribution company through which Caldercraft and many other manufacturers’ products are distributed. Formed in 1988, JoTiKa is a small family owned and operated business based in Hadzor, Droitwich, UK and was originally set up in order to manufacture, under licence, and distribute products throughout Europe from Aeromarine Laminates Inc. Manufacturing and distribution rights for Caldercraft were added in 1992 with one simple company goal: not just to produce model ship kits but to produce actual scale replica ship kits, paying attention to quality, fine detailing and overall authenticity to the chosen subject. It is this underlying principle that catapulted Caldercraft to market leader status and, thanks to continual development and investment, remains the benchmark for the competition. Development and manufacturing using the latest CAD/CAM and rapid prototyping technologies ensures accuracy of all of the kit contents from metal castings to CNC routed and profiled wooden components, from metal extrusions to brass etched fittings. Manufacturing and distributing a range of over 100 model ship subjects ranging from the static Men of War to steam yachts and from World War II submarines to 80mph power boats, coupled with literally thousands of fittings and accessories allows JoTiKa to cater for the many and varied tastes of marine modelling enthusiasts around the globe.
Kits
No image | Willam | — | 1:32 | — |
| HMS Victory | — | 1:72 | Available | |
| Ballahoo | — | 1:64 (3/16 in=1 ft, S) | Available | |
No image | HM Badger | — | 1:64 (3/16 in=1 ft, S) | — |
No image | HM Chatham (1794) | — | 1:64 (3/16 in=1 ft, S) | — |
No image | HM Convulsion | — | 1:64 (3/16 in=1 ft, S) | — |
No image | HM Cruiser | — | 1:64 (3/16 in=1 ft, S) | — |
No image | HM Granado | — | 1:64 (3/16 in=1 ft, S) | — |
No image | HM Pickle | — | 1:64 (3/16 in=1 ft, S) | — |
No image | HM Sherbourne | — | 1:64 (3/16 in=1 ft, S) | — |
No image | HM Supply | — | 1:64 (3/16 in=1 ft, S) | — |
No image | HMS Bounty | — | 1:64 (3/16 in=1 ft, S) | — |
No image | HMS Diana (1796) | — | 1:64 (3/16 in=1 ft, S) | — |
No image | HMS Endeavour | — | 1:64 (3/16 in=1 ft, S) | — |
No image | HMS Jalouse | — | 1:64 (3/16 in=1 ft, S) | — |
No image | HMS Mars | — | 1:64 (3/16 in=1 ft, S) | — |
No image | HMS Mary Rose | — | 1:64 (3/16 in=1 ft, S) | — |
No image | HMS Snake | — | 1:64 (3/16 in=1 ft, S) | — |