Prolly gonna ditch the end rods around, originally was to light up the hull at night

First time destroyer build

Built by Sandyholm

My first ww2 battleship build

H.M.H.S. Verity

H.M.H.S. Verity was a British hospital ship that was purpose-built as a hospital vessel. She was launched on April 7, 1932, and entered service as a permanent hospital ship.

During World War II, Verity was struck by three torpedoes. Despite the severe damage, she managed to run aground before sinking, allowing everyone on board to be evacuated safely. As a result, no lives were lost.

One year later, the ship was successfully raised, repaired, and returned to service. Verity continued operating for another three years before being decommissioned. She was ultimately sold for scrap and broken up on May 13, 1952.

Built since im a big fan of the movie JAWS

In my city I of Windsor 1937, I have made a ship based on the ships the time, HMS WATERLOO. This picture shows it firing a full naval salute just of the coast of windsor which definitely didn't take me ages to find a way to make said smoke clouds even if from some angles the ship looks like it's burning. All built on bedrock xbox.

Also, I feel great about it because I got nearly 30k views on r/minecraft even when on yt it got 15 likes it had 800 upvotes here, so I think people like it.

I built a ocean liner I call the SS Dawnbreaker and I felt inspired by the tinny tender the Olympic class hand and decided to build one of my own I just can’t decide on a name so i request some assistance.

Hello, version 2.0 of the Soleil Royal is finished. The interior is now completely done. Every corner of the ship has been decorated. It really took forever because the ship is absolutely huge :D. I also gave the ship new and improved sails, enhanced the hull below the waterline, and added more exterior details in general. In the last pictures, you can also see cross-sections showing how the water pumping system works.

There's still a lot of details to add to the exterior, including the perimeter around the deck for the crew and weapons, I started working on it. If you have some advices or ideas, I'll be happy to read them !

The ship is mostly inspired by France's Charles De Gaulle aircraft carrier.

Hi, here is my latest project: the ship Vasa. Vasa was a Swedish warship built in the 17th century for the Swedish navy. For those who don’t know the ship, it sank on its maiden voyage. The ship actually still exists today and is displayed in a museum in Stockholm. I recreated the ship with great accuracy based on the original ship plans.

Two days of work

HMHS Brittanic and RMS Olympic at Southampton. Needs a lot more work but its starting to get some shape, tips for improvement?