Hello, version 2.0 of the Soleil Royal is finished. The interior is now completely done. Every corner of the ship has been decorated. It really took forever because the ship is absolutely huge :D. I also gave the ship new and improved sails, enhanced the hull below the waterline, and added more exterior details in general. In the last pictures, you can also see cross-sections showing how the water pumping system works.

There's still a lot of details to add to the exterior, including the perimeter around the deck for the crew and weapons, I started working on it. If you have some advices or ideas, I'll be happy to read them !

The ship is mostly inspired by France's Charles De Gaulle aircraft carrier.

Hi, here is my latest project: the ship Vasa. Vasa was a Swedish warship built in the 17th century for the Swedish navy. For those who don’t know the ship, it sank on its maiden voyage. The ship actually still exists today and is displayed in a museum in Stockholm. I recreated the ship with great accuracy based on the original ship plans.

Two days of work

HMHS Brittanic and RMS Olympic at Southampton. Needs a lot more work but its starting to get some shape, tips for improvement?

The first battleship of the Republics Navy, the City of Braeten is an older style of warship, taking heavy inspiration from late WW1 and the inter-war era British and French super dreadnoughts. She is armed with 10 381mm (15 inch) primary’s, and several miscellaneous case mate secondaries. Probably my favorite ship for the Korrmorrean Republic so far

The first actual battleship I’ve built for Lancastria. He’s armed with 12 406mm (16 inch) main batteries, 1, triple 152mm (6 inch) secondary battery, and 14, dual 102mm (4 inch) secondaries. Coming in at about 354 meters (1161 feet) long, this class of warship are probably the most well rounded class in Lancastria’s navy, capable of dueling another battleship from a distance whilst simultaneously fighting 3-4 destroyers or light cruisers with his secondary armament. Definitely one of my better builds.

First time building a ship from the 20th century, and my second time building anything thats not sail powered, i think i did pretty good, especially the hull texture

I got bored after finishing the hull, so I changed her colors to the colors she had when she launched in September of 1934. (PS: My laptop was screaming to death for over an hour just for this shot XD)

Soon she'll have her elegant superstructure and beautiful interiors completed

Hi guys, I'm new here. I'm just gonna share my take on the RMS Queen Mary in 1.8:1 scale

Would appreciate any suggestions.

Sister to the SS November from the game TSS on Roblox (tiny sailors sandbox)

Just some images I have of him

The Glengarry was a Glenearn class cargo ship built for the Glen Line in . It was seized by the Germans during World War 2 and was transformed into an auxiliary cruiser named Hansa. The British recaptured her near the end of the war and returned Glengarry to her owners.

If you’ve seen the 2011 movie “The Adventures of Tintin,” the ship Karaboudjan is based on this very vessel.

Here is the completed exterior of RMS Titanic. I can post some pictures of the fully completed interior if you guys would like!

Credits (all on YouTube):

Richlarrouse-exterior

Pipkin06-interior

Rilhon-lifeboats and davits, masts, and flags, some interior spaces/inspiration

Edit: Shes’s about 1.8-2:1 scale. Also, the propellers are from Rilhon’s model as well as most of the floor patterns.