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ALLURE of the SEAS

This model is an example of ModelShipMaster's superior cruise ships. Models might look similar but when examine closely, they are quite at different levels.  When you search online, pay particular attention to accuracy, details and construction method. Look for large enough photos to see if the windows are dark decal (will peel off soon), painted black, or superior real cuts.  This is a hollow hull, plank-on-frame model that one average man can carry easily as we have done so in a personal delivery to a shipyard.

MS Allure of the Seas is an Oasis-class cruise ship owned and operated by Royal Caribbean International. Together with her sister ship, Oasis of the Seas, she holds the record for the largest passenger ship ever constructed, although Allure is 2" longer than Oasis, making her technically the largest despite the fact that both ships have identical superstructures. 

Designed under the name "Project Genesis", she was ordered from Aker Finnyards in February 2006 and her construction began at the Perno shipyard in Turku, Finland, in February 2008. She was named in May 2008 after a contest was held to name her and her sister.  Launched in 2010, and weighing an incredible 225,282 gross registered tons, Allure of the Seas could carry 5,400 guests.  Although not an exact duplicate of its sister ship, the Oasis of the Seas, both ships share some of the most innovative and revolutionary features found on cruise ships today, including a novel neighborhood concept that divides the ship into seven distinct spaces. It also shares inward-facing balcony cabins, arguably the biggest (and best) kids program at sea, an ice rink, a bar that rises between three decks, simulated surfing, rock climbing walls and an outdoor high-diving AquaTheater.


Huge, but the ship never feels overwhelming because its public spaces are broken up into seven neighborhoods. The ambience and atmosphere in each area are so distinct, it's as if there are seven different ships on one. On Deck 4, you'll find Entertainment Place, complete with an indoor ice skating rink and various clubs and lounges. The Royal Promenade is the shopping area, the length of a football field, with a pair of enormous tented skylights to let the sunshine pour in.


The outdoor Boardwalk neighborhood was inspired by Coney Island, with family-friendly restaurants, shops, a carousel and the AquaTheater. The foliage-filled Central Park -- covered in some 12,000 plants, 60 of which are trees -- is a more upscale restaurant and retail hub. The fronts of decks 6 and 7 are given over to fitness and well-being in the Vitality at Sea Spa.

 



Deck 14 is all about the kids in Adventure Ocean, and, at the back of the ship, right up on Deck 15, you have the Sports Area, complete with FlowRider surf simulators, a zipline, mini-golf, Ping-Pong and basketball courts. Allure of the Seas also rarely feels crowded. The only places where you get a sense of the sheer number of people onboard are in the Royal Promenade during parade times, on sea days round the pool deck, and prime food times in the Windjammer Cafe buffet restaurant.

Allure of the Seas is a ship that celebrates youthful exuberance in the form of surf simulators, rock climbing walls and some of the best children's facilities at sea. But the ship also clearly appeals to active couples, mainly in their 30s to 50s. Numerous spaces, especially the foliage-filled Central Park, provide a relatively kid-free ambience.  You can sit in Central Park under a tree, drink in hand, stars above you, birdsong all around, and feel almost alone -- despite being overlooked by hundreds of cabins.

This primarily wood Allure of the Seas model has the following qualities:

- Plank-on-frame hull. This construction method gives accurate hulls, as artisans create the frame of the hull exactly like in drawings. The solid hull method, on the other hand, employs most guesswork on the degree of curvature.

- Windows and portholes are cutouts (not black decals), uniform, and on straight lines.

- Captivating artistic lighting, with different colors and green/red navigation light that will light up your special evenings. LED light powered by standard 9v battery for your convenience or by a compact adapter to wall outlet. Cheap model makers have neither the artistry sense nor the necessary engineering ability. Their light is ugly incandescent bright white placed on the model's floor like mushrooms.
 

60" long x 13.8" tall x 11" wide $9,590  Shipping and insurance in the contiguous USA included. Other places: $800 flat rate. This model is in stock and can be shipped within five business days. 

48" long x 11" tall x 8.5" wide $7,650  Shipping and insurance in the contiguous USA included. Other places: $500 flat rate. This model is built per commission only. We require only a small deposit to start the process (not full amount, not even half) to start the process $900  The remaining balance won't be due until the model is completed. Please click here for lead time.

For Oasis of the Seas model, click here: OASIS OF THE SEAS, and here for model of the HARMONY OF THE SEAS.

We are building a magnificent 79" long model Wonder of the Seas for a museum.

                             
                                                                                                            

 

Allure of the Seas Awards

Cruisers’ Choice Awards

2019 Best Overall 2019 Best for Cabins 2019 Best for Dining 2019 Best for Embarkation 2019 Best for Entertainment  2019 Best for Fitness & Recreation 2019 Best for Public Rooms 2019 Best for Service 2019 Best for Shore Excursions 2019 Best for Value 2019 Best for Families 2019 Best for First Timers 2018 Best Overall 2018 Best for Cabins 2018 Best for Dining 2018 Best for Embarkation 2018 Best for Entertainment 2018 Best for Fitness & Recreation 2018 Best for Public Rooms 2018 Best for Service 2018 Best for Shore Excursions 2018 Best for Value 2018 Best for Families 2018 Best for First Timers 2017 Best Overall 2017 Best for Entertainment 2017 Best for Fitness & Recreation 2017 Best for Public Rooms 2017 Best for Families 2017 Best for First Timers 2016 Best for Embarkation 2016 Best for Entertainment 2016 Best for Fitness & Recreation 2016 Best for First Timers 2015 Best Overall 2015 Best for Cabins 2015 Best for Dining 2015 Best for Entertainment 2015 Best for Fitness 2015 Best for Public Rooms 2015 Best for Service 2015 Best for Shore Excursions 2015 Best for Families 2014 Best Overall 2014 Best for Embarkation 2014 Best for Entertainment 2014 Best for Fitness 2014 Best for Public Rooms 2014 Best for Families 2013 Best Overall 2013 Best for Cabins 2013 Best for Embarkation 2013 Best for Entertainment 2013 Best for Fitness 2013 Best for Public Rooms 2013 Best for Service 2013 Best for Shore Excursions