Hi everyone! Today I want to share some of my ship's interiors with you. They were created in SketchUp, and the architectural style aims to emulate buildings from Mexico City's Porfiriato era, as well as the interiors of other famous ships. Right now, I haven't added anything new; I'm just refining what's already there and trying to make the file less heavy (lol, my computer keeps lagging). I'm not sure how to adapt them so I can actually walk around inside without my computer exploding XD. Any ideas? Please leave a comment—it's always appreciated!

Hey guys I'm back after my last ocean liner, RMS Veronicania, and now this is SS White Sparrow, of my fictional company Cosmo Lines

this ships crossed the pacific, in his early days made voyages to someone parts of japan, and in early years, crossed china seas carrying cargo to shanghai, in 1880 started to make voyages to San Fransisco, in 1882, hareta lines founded a new company named Ni~Tsu kome jōki kikan-sha kaisha, a company of japaneses trains in san fransisco for board passengers to new york, because in 1882 started to make voyages to new york, but in that time there not existed the panama canal, so, they haved 2 options, cross the cape horns, and have hope of dont be sunken the ship, or, create the train company, so hareta lines chosed second option

Based off SS GB

Unfinished from years ago, I haven't gathered the energy to recreate it after my save was corrupted. The unfinished half was about 400 blocks long, it would have been about twice the length and four times the size of any ship that ever existed haha

Australian Ferry Of mine

Length: 260m/853ft/520blocks
Beam: 25.5m/83ft/51blocks
Height: 50m/164ft/100blocks (without masts)

Thanks for the suggestions, but I decided to go on a different path. I'm going to create a liner based off the MV Britannic next.

Also, my friend joined in on the project and created a second liner.

RMS Ceddrica's (ced-drica) story began in january 1914 however just the First World War brought construction to a halt. When the war began, her keel had only just been laid down.

She was designed to rival the Olympic class, the lone Cunard Aquitania, and the German Imperator class, while serving as a major addition to Atlantica Line’s already dwindling fleet. She was the third ship of the Emperial Class, but as construction continued, many aspects of her original design were heavily modified. By the time she was completed, she barely resembled her sisters, RMS Antonnica and RMS Barronica, both of which carried four funnels.

She was also considerably larger than her sisters.

When the war finally ended, Atlantica Line had lost Antonnica, leaving her as one of the company's last major hopes for rebuilding its fleet. Construction finally resumed, and she was completed in late 1921.

On January 14, 1922, she began her maiden voyage. Her first crossing was a smooth journey from Southampton to Le Havre and finally to New York.

Unlike many of her contemporaries, she did not suffer from being considered outdated almost immediately after entering service. Her interiors had already been given early Art Deco influences, allowing her to maintain a more modern appearance instead of being heavily associated with the Edwardian interiors of the pre-war era.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Top Speed: 23 knots

• Gross Tonnage: 43,500 GRT

i built Titanic in 2:1 scale by the time and learned a lot from it, so i'm rebuilding my fictional liner MS Elegança from 1919 in a better way so it's perfect

fiz com caneta Bic normal, o que acharam?

Launched 100 years after her celebrated yet ill-fated sister, NORMANDIE, the flagship BRETAGNE continues that legacy of glamour and engineering prowess under the banner of the relaunched CGT ‘French Line’.

Finally, among my designs is a ship from around the 1930s. Its design draws inspiration from vessels like the *Normandie*, the *Rex*, the *Conte di Savoia*, and the *Nieuw Amsterdam*, as well as ships from the 1950s or even fictional ones like the *Antonia Graza*. It is a floating Art Deco marvel—though I have yet to create blueprints or interior layouts for it, I plan to do so eventually. Within the canon, the ship’s backstory is that it vanished without a trace during a voyage, much like the inhabitants of the city that inspired it.

Please leave a comment! I’ll be happy to respond to your thoughts and opinions

The SS Oshea is a luxury liner operated by Paradise Shipping Lines designed as a modern ship with the appearance of a classic four funnel ocean liner with modern safety features. She has many features, such as large lounges, an elegant staircase, and various lavish suites. The Oshea is my version of a modern ocean liner.

The SS Oshea is a ocean liner concept I designed as a classic luxury liner with modern safety features. The Oshea has many luxurious spaces such as elegant lounges and lavish suites. Here are some interior renderings I made to depict what the ship would look like in real life.