Shipbucket

Here is an Ocean Liner I recently just completed; for my fictional AU country. I will update this more when I get the time to. Do to school a lot of my creativity for lore is out the window right now.

As for other information, I will update that in within the day or so. Let me know your thoughts on my Liner. Thank you!




I mostly work on Sail Ships as per to my worklist. Although I do like to venture outside of that occasionally.

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Worklist

Working on currently:

• French, Bretagne, First Rate → Attaching the Sails (FD Scale)

• French, SS Normandie, Ocean Liner → Detailing the Hull (FD Scale)

Planned works:

• American, Wyoming, Schooner → Blueprint (FD Scale)

• American, USS Pennsylvania, First Rate → Blueprint (FD Scale)

• American, SS United States, Ocean Liner → Blueprint (FD Scale)

A very nice looking liner, but I think that more ventilators in area of the funnels will be more fitting. The ventilators were used for drawing air into the engine/boilers rooms as well. More ventilators, will cause an increase in speed. I'm not an engineer, so maybe more learned people here can explain it better.
But the fact remains: you should have more vents, see the RMS Titanic drawing for instance.

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Thank you Kim for the crest

"Never fear to try on something new. Remember that the Titanic was built by professionals, and the Ark by an amateur"

I had a lot of vents before but when I put the lifeboats in it covered them if that makes sense? But I will see to more. The Titanic is a newer liner by like 12 years so I am sure I can probably look at the contemporary liners and base them off that.

Thank you though!

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Worklist

Working on currently:

• French, Bretagne, First Rate → Attaching the Sails (FD Scale)

• French, SS Normandie, Ocean Liner → Detailing the Hull (FD Scale)

Planned works:

• American, Wyoming, Schooner → Blueprint (FD Scale)

• American, USS Pennsylvania, First Rate → Blueprint (FD Scale)

• American, SS United States, Ocean Liner → Blueprint (FD Scale)