MS Antonia Graza from the 2002 film "ghost ship"

[Thesketchydude13]

I'd really live to do a Rotted out version but...pretty sure thats overly frowned upon even if 90% of the film its seen in that state



two days of work and half a month of research and scowering the film and trying to find every little detail, fun fact...the "plans" seen briefly in the film use a cut and pasted version of the Queen Mary's lowest decks for just above and below the waterline, so even if the plans still existed...they probably are rather "off"

[emperor_andreas]

Very nice work!

[Hood]

Very nice work, looks quite a nice little design and your research has paid off well given the quality of the drawing.

[Thesketchydude13]

Thank you both!, I have to agree with you hood, as I personally honestly prefer it to the ship it was based on, the andrea doria (as it seems less...Top heavy, by comparison)

[Novice]

I personally think it came out lovely. Top notch work

[CodumCallum1666]

now trash it and make it all rusty.

[emperor_andreas]

now trash it and make it all rusty.

That is actually a 'no-no' for this board.

[Colosseum]

now trash it and make it all rusty.

That is actually a 'no-no' for this board.

Please see Style Guide section 4.2... http://shipbucket.com/styleguide#42

[Graham1973]

Nice job on a tricky subject, if you're ever looking for more fictional ocean liners, there's a blog called 'Model Ships In the Cinema' that has a few of the more obscure ones, including the model used for a 1953 Titanic movie that after being given a 'funnelectomy' (Four stovepipes replaced with three 'Queen Mary' style funnels.) went on to appear in three other films that year, one of which was 'Gentlemen Prefer Blondes'.