I currently make one ukulele model - a small bodied soprano in the general style of the early Hawaiian makers such as Dias, with another in development -  a baritone based on the Regal tenor guitar body shape which is more rounded than the usual baritone uke outline. I will be adding more models as time goes on, but here are the basic specs for the first two:

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Soprano:

350mm scale, 150mm body width, slightly deeper body than usual - 65mm at the bottom block, Spanish style construction, Waverly friction tuners as standard (Gotoh UPTs optional at extra cost), plastic binding, Tru-oil finish

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Baritone:

510mm scale, 260mm body width, Spanish style construction, Gotoh UPT planetary tuners as standard (Waverly geared tuners optional at extra cost), plastic binding & purfling, Tru-oil finish

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Current wood options:

Top woods - khaya, western red cedar or European spruce (also Brazilian mahogany or redwood for sopranos);

Body woods - khaya, sycamore (plain or rippled), ovangkol (also Brazilian mahogany, English walnut or yew for sopranos);

Neck - Spanish cedar, European lime or American cherry, depending on the body woods, all with carbon fibre reinforcement;

Bridge and fingerboard - ovangkol, Indian rosewood, or Rocklite Ebano;

Body bindings - white, cream or black ABS plastic, ivoroid or tortoiseshell celluloid, reclaimed maple or mahogany, rippled sycamore, koa or Indian rosewood; rosette & purflings may be black/white lines, chequered or wheat pattern