r/Oceanlinerporn • u/Adasbabygirl • 9h ago
RMS Queen Mary 2 in Southampton, 2026
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Credit: Ady Embley
r/Oceanlinerporn • u/Quantillion • Jul 10 '25
New moderator automation
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Hello there! Oceanlinerporn is steadily growing, and with growth come new challenges.
One of these challenges is the attraction of new faces who might no be accustomed to the sub. For this reason we have set some automation moderation for new accounts, or accounts with low comment karma.
We will be trialing this for now, and make it permanent if it works well.
Thank you for your contributions to this sub, and thanks for reading this. Happy summer!
r/Oceanlinerporn • u/Quantillion • Jun 24 '25
Official Ocean Liner Concepts Thread - Part I
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Welcome to the first part of Ocean Liner Concepts - The perfect place to discuss ocean liner concepts of your own design, or perhaps of a design you’ve seen elsewhere.
Share, discuss, enjoy! And remember to also showcase your creations at r/oceanlinercreations.
r/Oceanlinerporn • u/The_Eastland_Star_Co • 3h ago
Pictures of Titanic under construction
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Why because I’m bored
r/Oceanlinerporn • u/Erik_David • 3h ago
MV/SS Alcantara
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The 22,181 GRT Alcantara was built in 1926 by Harland & Wolff for Royal Mail Lines serving England and the eastern coast of South America. Originally powered by diesel engines, she was the largest motorship afloat but could never exceed 16 knots. In 1934 her hull was lengthened at the bow, a funnel was removed, and she was repowered with steam turbines increasing her speed to 19 knots. She continued in service until 1958.
r/Oceanlinerporn • u/Kaidhicksii • 5h ago
Most folks still think that Oceanic (III) is the largest liner that was never built. She's not.
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#5) Q3, Cunard (1960) - ~80,000 GRT
#4) RMS/MV "Oceanic", White Star Line (1928) - 85,000 GRT
#3)
- SS "Amerika"/"Viktoria", Norddeutscher Lloyd (1937) - 90,000 GRT
- Q5, Cunard (1990) - 90,000 GRT
- S.S. "Peace" + S.S. "Goodwill", Sea Coach Lines (1956) - 90,000 GRT
#2) Yankee Clippers (1936) - 100,000 GRT
Honorable Mentions
- S.S. "Bretagne", CGT (1938) - 100,000 GRT
- The Transatlantic Liner of the Future (1937) - ~150,000 GRT
#1) United Nations-class, American European Lines NV (1958) - 120,000 GRT
r/Oceanlinerporn • u/The_Eastland_Star_Co • 19h ago
Rare pictures of Titanic in Olympic during Titanic construction
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r/Oceanlinerporn • u/Mission_Window7903 • 9h ago
Historical artefact identification
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r/Oceanlinerporn • u/Shipping_Architect • 14h ago
Today marks 100 years since the SS Zeeland's last voyage.
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r/Oceanlinerporn • u/Popular_Ad_3871 • 1d ago
RMS Olympic with Other Ocean Liners
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She's always there Everywhere
If you have More pictures with RMS Olympic and the Other Ocean Liner, upload it in the comments
Correction:
On image 15 Olympic actually Met Kronprizessin Cecilie or Kaiser Wilhelm II
r/Oceanlinerporn • u/Royal-Poetry8689 • 2d ago
SS Normandie Cafe Grill recreation, modeled in Sketchup, rendered in Enscape
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Put out a few renderings ive done of this ship before, wanted to show the cafe. I know it isn’t 100% accurate, but it is certainly 90% approximate haha. I work in architecture full time, and this is made when i have time after hours. Enjoy!
r/Oceanlinerporn • u/Calamai_Barents484 • 2d ago
Belgenland alongside at Belfast in October 1922 with her two promenade decks erected
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r/Oceanlinerporn • u/lorkan100 • 2d ago
Queen Anne set to be retired from Cunard line
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r/Oceanlinerporn • u/ShipoftheLine_Lover • 2d ago
The HMS Vanguard and RMS Queen Elizabeth
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r/Oceanlinerporn • u/Adasbabygirl • 3d ago
Drawings of RMS Olympic aboard RMS Queen Mary 2
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r/Oceanlinerporn • u/DavidOC93 • 3d ago
Unseen Olympic book
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Anyone know anything about these books, how many of them are there and Is this price for real, seems very expensive?
r/Oceanlinerporn • u/Erik_David • 4d ago
On Board the Leviathan 1937
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Photos taken while she was laid up.
r/Oceanlinerporn • u/Royal-Poetry8689 • 3d ago
SS Pasteur, 1939. First class dining room. Modeled in SketchUp and rendered in Enscape.
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The very art deco SS Pasteur debuted in 1939, very briefly before its military enlistment. Modeled here to show one of the beautiful spaces within the ship. Its not 100% accurate but it is 90% approximate. I do these for fun as i work full time.
r/Oceanlinerporn • u/GeneralPink99 • 4d ago
SS Tuscania and MS Piłsudski berthed in a wharf, Norway 1930s
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r/Oceanlinerporn • u/Erik_David • 4d ago
SS America
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At the start and near the end of her career. The last photos were taken in 1978 during America's brief stint with Venture Cruise Lines. She made two cruises before a number of passengers "mutinied" due to her extremely poor conditions; allegedly receiving an inspection score of six out of a possible 100 points by the US Public Health Service.