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RMS Mauretania II
Hi captains.
May I introduce the result of three-years of my efforts - model of Cunard-Whitestar liner RMS Mauretania. https://brat01.mybb.rocks/viewtopic....288&p=3#p98999 Link for downloading: https://www.mediafire.com/file/n88em...etania.7z/file HMT Mauretania coming soon, hopefully. :Kaleun_Salute: |
Hi texelbo!
And thanks!! :salute: As an ocean liner lover, i must say this model is AMAZING :doh: I can imagine to walk into promenades inside glass windows. Details are breathtaking. And FPS are good too! Damn, sorry for my cheap and badly setted graphic card's effects, but i think your work deserves al least a screenshot! https://i.ibb.co/p1PJZ4k/SH3-Img-26-...22-7-52-27.jpg Respect for your work! :Kaleun_Cheers: I don't know if you're interested on create other great ocean liners \ troopers like Aquitania, New Amsterdam, Rex etc, but... keep up the extremely good work! Best regards, Vd |
As a liner fan myself as well, this is absolutely amazing! :Kaleun_Applaud:
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Von Dos Hi! Passenger liner "Rex" was made for SH: PPR=пассажирский лайнер "Рекс" Passenger liner "Aquitania" was made for SH: LUS=лайнер т. "Аквитания" Passenger liner "New Amsterdam" was not in SH. Why need made ships what was made yet? I think, that need see what was made and made new ships. What interesting made 2 or 3 times one ship? List ships was made for SH: https://sovpl.forum24.ru/?1-7-166427...-000-120-0#110 this and after. Texelbo - thank for you new ship! |
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I know those models, because... i'm the author ^_^" They've been made more than 10 years ago, and if they're "good" at time (my skills were really inferior than now), now they're totally out of date. For a good comparison, try to put side to side the REX model and latest Queen Mary version, or latest NTUS. There's a lot of difference. Now compare the latest Queen Mary with this Mauretania II. Again, that's a different level. That's why i think a new version of big ocean liners (I said Aquitania, Rex and Niew Amsterdam, but there were a lot of them outside, including the various "Empress of Somewhere" from CP line (i've, again, a really old Empress of Britain in my shipyard)... That's why updated version of old ship are interesting to me. Sure, Mr texelbo is free to choose everything he prefere to model, if and when he want to model. My message was just an expression of an hope :D Best regards, Vd ps: sorry for the hijack of the post; we are talking about the Mauretania II released here. A damn good model. Yep. |
Welcome back!
texelbo!:Kaleun_Salute: after a 6 year 'silent run'!:up:
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Very nice model. :)
Is there a chance for a grey war skin ? |
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In fact - this liner was made only for one task - meet her in last days of August 1939 and enjoy from elegance this classical british design. |
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Thank you for warm words. About another great liners - those ships are too beautiful ad too complicated - my wishes are limited by lack of enough information and time. Mauretania has consumed almost three years of efforts - a little more than construction of real liner. I'm in consideration of next big model - could be Pasteur, but I still hasnt found layouts or drawings of her. Will see. Another issue - from my pont of view all those great liners (20000+ GRT) should be gathered in their own group of UnitType, not as now - in 103. Its quite weird meet Queen Mary in slow random convoy, majestically crawling among small tramps at 8 knots. At least we have separate unit group 10 only for battlecruisers - for three ships only. |
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Nice work, Texelbo! :up:
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I understand, with a similar detail level, there's a huge need of time and blueprints\schemes\photos etc. As said, you're free to mod everything you want, if you want :salute: I well remember images of Pasteur. A big liner with a single funnel... but, what a funnel!! https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...ort_A10612.jpg About UnitType 103, i agree. If we can have a class for Hood, Repulse and Renown, we should have another, and larger, class for big, high speed, zigzag course, alone or lightly escorted ocean liners! They deserve this :D Best regards, Vd |
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Oh yes, this is very nice !!! Two small remarks : 1. Are you sure about the shade of grey ? It seems to me that this grey color is a bit too dark. http://ssmaritime.com/Mauretania-War...rey-Sydney.jpg http://ssmaritime.com/Mauretania-Pri...l-Sep-2-46.jpg 2. The underwater part of the hull (painted in red) would have a far better looking if it has a "weathering effect" : I mean not clean but with traces of oxidation (rust). But maybe it's too complicated to do. |
That absolutey deserved a screeen shot (thanks VonDos)
Fanastic work Mr Texelbo, I can see alot of time and love went in to that ship! It is superb sir! :Kaleun_Salute: |
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I have some photos made in same place at april 1940 - its look even more darker than on model. Seems paint was burn out during five-years sevice of ship. So we have some sort of compromise on model. Attachment 5453 |
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On your picture, the light exposition is bad, probably there were some clouds above in the sky. It seems that the ship has not been painted in grey yet, you can still see the difference between the black hull and the white superstructures. In fact, it seems that the superstructures have been painted grey, but not the hull yet... :hmmm: And there aren't any additional liferafts yet, which means that the ship has not been fitted for war purposes yet (troopship). By the way, the ship had also some anti-aicraft guns platforms which I didn't see on your ship. |
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If it can help.... from web:
http://www.birtwistlewiki.com.au/ima...Mauritania.jpg https://i.pinimg.com/originals/a5/d6...d529b10fad.jpg https://c8.alamy.com/comp/TA18FC/the...ers-TA18FC.jpg https://i.ibb.co/RDhhZ1S/Mauretania-...rey-Sydney.jpg https://i.ibb.co/30Nr2qn/Mauretania-...-in-Convoy.jpg best regards, Vd |
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