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Published: 2013-02-03 20:51:49 +0000 UTC; Views: 14911; Favourites: 99; Downloads: 331
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From left to right:SS Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse 1897; RMS Lusitania 1907; SS Bismarck 1922; SS United States 1952; SS Normandie 1935; RMS Queen Mary 1936; RMS Queen Elizabeth 1940.
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Perhaps with the money made from the sales, you can use some of it to invest funds into the video game Titanic Honor and Glory at www.titanichg.com
You may also consider working for them as a modeler.
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Β They have many small Details!, Β Β Β Β keep up the good work.
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If those are the metal replica models, I'd bet dollars to donuts they weren't exactly cheap. Very nice collection.
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They are 3D art, modelled by me. Goal was to make them look as you have described them. Thank you.
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That was the actual goal, thanks for comment
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I wish there was company that made plastic toy models of famous ocean liners as bath and pool toys.
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Sorry for late answer...
They are virtual 3D models made by me and yes, I own them all.
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Why is it the larger ships become, the fewer funnels they get?
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I'm going to favorite this.
And only because you involved Normandie.
(I'm kidding)
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I'm sorry, I relied to your comment and I realized I hadn't favorited it yet.
Done now.
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I was going to ask you about the windows on the bridge, but since I see you're done with half of them on the Normandie, I see you're still working on them. They all look great already, even as WIPs.
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For the project i have made these ships, didn't include view of the bridges so i haven't did them then.
I'm sure I will correct that as soon i got time for that
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