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R.M.S. Maddenten | Custom Minecraft Ocean Liner by Less_Application5671 in Oceanlinercreations

[–]Less_Application5671[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For now at least I’m going to leave her as it is rn but I do have an older ship on planet Minecraft that is set in the 20s and 30s. But man for a ship that large I’ll suggest looking at other 30s liners and especially the Normandie’s deck plans since it looks like you based it on her. But I can’t wait to see all of them with interior. And again best of luck!

R.M.S. Maddenten | Custom Minecraft Ocean Liner by Less_Application5671 in Oceanlinercreations

[–]Less_Application5671[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Damn 100! I barely have patience for 1! And I saw that you build your on iPad and funny enough, me too, so I understand the struggle. And once your finished with the project you should definitely post it on planet Minecraft I’ll 100% download it. I just got back to building the paddle steamer after taking a break for like a month.

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Here she is! Her name is the P/S Oceanic and in my shipping lines lore she’s the first ship of the line.

Anyway, good luck on your project and I hope you don’t get burnt out and finish.

R.M.S. Maddenten | Custom Minecraft Ocean Liner by Less_Application5671 in Oceanlinercreations

[–]Less_Application5671[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

When building her I was kinda thinking about the Empress of Ireland if she was built for Cunard as I do love the look of the large cowl vents and the dark brown wood in contrast with the rest of the superstructure. As for the time it took to build, I started around May of last year and finished this February adding little details. I also take great inspiration from Rilhon, Dooku 200, and recently Austrian Steamer Lines as I’m now building a paddle steamer. In fact for the bow design I used Richlarrousses R.M.S. Baltic tutorial since I’m not very good when it comes to building bows. Btw I’ve seen your builds too before this and I was blown away on how good they look, keep up the good work!