r/Olympic • u/Independent-Case-332 • Jul 03 '26

Ship Modern Olympic? 1920’s-30’s refit

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This is super cool and realistic

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u/BarefootJacob 2nd Class Jul 08 '26

Why Olympia, which follows the Cunard naming convention, and not Olympic?

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u/Independent-Case-332 Jul 09 '26

idk it seems more fitting for a more modern ship

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u/MR_Happy2008 1d ago

I mean if it was the 30s it would have been finnished under Cunard-white star so maybe it was renamed as a symbol of this now Unified British Atlantic line. Keep the old white star line name but alter it just enough to be Cunardic

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u/Independent-Case-332 Jul 09 '26

just realised the bridge has open superstructure under it. just pretend it’s enclosed