Merchant Ships

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Re: Merchant Ships

#1481 Post by Cunardfan »

emperor_andreas wrote:Very nice work! I hope that after all the Cunarders currently on your list are completed, you'll take on the challenge known as Aquitania...you'd definitely do her justice!
I may, I do have an excellent source for her.
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#1482 Post by emperor_andreas »

If you need photos of her, I've got over 350 pics.
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#1483 Post by eswube »

Very nice! :)
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#1484 Post by Novice »

Beautiful work Cunardfan. I also hope you'll do the Aquitania, as she is one of Cunard's greatest, and hasn't been done.
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#1485 Post by KimWerner »

I agree with Novice :D Beautiful :!:
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#1486 Post by Charybdis »

Great work, Cunardfan. Well done.
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#1487 Post by Charybdis »

MV Pride of Rotterdam...

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#1488 Post by eswube »

Very nice. Keep it up. :)
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#1489 Post by rd77 »

Wow, nice! I did a full tour of this vessel (or her sister, can't remember) including walking through the ship's double bottom. Meanwhile, our tour guide, an old North Sea Ferries veteran, kept complaining about the quality of the Italian workmanship from the yard in the engine room. Not sure whether there was any truth to it.

P.S. is there something you can do by means of shading to show the lounge in front of the funnel has a curved front?
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#1490 Post by heuhen »

rd77 wrote:Wow, nice! I did a full tour of this vessel (or her sister, can't remember) including walking through the ship's double bottom. Meanwhile, our tour guide, an old North Sea Ferries veteran, kept complaining about the quality of the Italian workmanship from the yard in the engine room. Not sure whether there was any truth to it.

P.S. is there something you can do by means of shading to show the lounge in front of the funnel has a curved front?

It's an problem, we had some vessel in Norway that was build in Italy, and after the first year of operation they had to rebuild the engine room, it was so many problem with them.
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