Once again this year, Model Maker Group confirmed its creative strength at the Monaco Yacht Show, one of the most prestigious events in the international yachting scene.

Even without its own stand, the company managed to stand out thanks to over 100 models displayed across the most prominent exhibitors’ booths, covering around 60–70% of the entire show.

This “widespread” approach allows Model Maker Group to showcase its craftsmanship in diverse contexts, collaborating with the most innovative shipyards and designers without concentrating all the attention in a single space.
A clear example of this strategy could be seen right at the entrance of the show, at the Sabrina stand, where the model of Ulyssia was displayed within an elegant and welcoming lounge.

These models not only highlight the group’s attention to detail and artisanal quality but also tell the stories behind some of the most ambitious projects of the moment.

Among the many new features presented this year, visitors could admire unique prototypes and architectural details representing the cutting edge of yacht design.

The widespread presence of Model Maker Group’s creations confirms the company’s ability to make a meaningful impact even without an official stand: visitors encounter its models in the most strategic spots along the exhibition path, discovering an “invisible signature” that weaves through the entire show.

The next “stop” for MMG will be the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show (FLIBS), followed by a direct appearance at the Superyacht Pavilion at METS in Amsterdam, in Hall 8 where industry professionals and enthusiasts will have the opportunity to meet the team and explore the latest innovations in modelmaking and prototyping.

With this strategy of widespread presence, Model Maker Group not only demonstrates its production capacity but also emphasizes how artisanal excellence can emerge anywhere, turning every stand into a small showcase of creativity and innovation.