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Hey all today we have float out our new Majestic Dream. Hope you enjoy it.
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The Indochina liner Amédée Courbet, owned by the French shipping company Compagnie de Navigation Internationale, is waiting to pass through the Suez Canal, returning from Indochina. Autumn 1912

It has been modernised several times over the years and has changed a lot in appearance.

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Le Génie Civil – September 1891
Steamship Amédée Courbet
 -The Largest Vessel on the Marseille–Saigon Route

Commissioned on the 7th of September, the steamship Amédée Courbet becomes the new flagship of the Compagnie de Navigation Internationale and the largest vessel assigned to the Marseille–Saigon line. In terms of size, she surpasses the Australien, Polynésien, and Armand Béhic of the Messageries Maritimes Australia service.
Originally constructed by J. & G. Thomson for a Belgian transatlantic shipping company, the vessel was subsequently acquired by the Compagnie de Navigation Internationale, which modified her arrangements for service on the Far Eastern routes.

The vessel, measuring 157.3 metres in length and 16.35 metres in beam, accommodates across three decks 170 first-class, 241 second-class, and 212 third-class passengers. A crew of 192 ensures the regularity and proper conduct of the service.
First-class passengers are provided with five principal public rooms, including a music salon, a lounge, a reading and writting room, a smoking room with veranda and a spacious dining saloon. Second-class passengers are likewise provided with a dining room, a smoking room, and a lounge arranged within the main staircase, complemented by additional seating areas on the lower decks.
Third-class passengers are accommodated in comparatively spacious quarters located in the forward part of the vessel.

Propulsion is provided by two triple-expansion engines, supplied by a set of four single-ended and four double-ended boilers, enabling the vessel to attain a speed of 18 knots, allowing it to complete the route in 28 days under perfect conditions.

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Then join our Discord now https://discord.gg/BnGWb2N6y5 and follow the construction of the Diamond Eternity—a future luxury-class ship—live at #shiypard-webcam. A FERU (Floating Engine Room Unit) is currently under construction. From the ship’s block to the finished vessel, you can follow the construction of all our ships live. We’re waiting for you.

Keel laying of the Scero 4000

Today was a very special day at the Aresor shipyard. Together with the shipping company Scerosea, we laid the keel for the ship Scero 4000. The ship is a derrick lay vessel. It can lay pipes and also assemble or dismantle offshore installations with the help of its 4000-ton crane. You can now follow the construction of the ship live on the Aresor Group Discord https://discord.gg/BnGWb2N6y5. Under ⁠🏗️shipyard-webcam , you can also follow all other ships currently under construction. So come by and check out the updates on the ships.

December 1931.
A group of trappers and Inupiat travel along the coast of northern Alaska with their dog sleds. In the distance, far out on the ice, they see three ice pillars rising up. Fascinated, they venture out onto the ice. As they approach, a black hull emerges from the ice. It is a ship, completely frozen and covered with ice. No smoke comes from the funnel, no light from the windows and portholes, no one on deck. The ship seems to have been abandoned for a long time. They climb aboard. The holds are open and full of furs. There is no one in the quarters. The coal in the bunkers is almost used up, the fires in the boilers extinguished. The ship is stuck, with no chance of being saved. So they leave it to its fate. As they leave the ship behind, they could hardly have imagined that this ghostly ship would continue to haunt these waters for decades to come.

This wall post is for all the people who have DM'd me or commented on one of my builds asking why I took the downloads down.

I took them down because the maps and resource pack are outdated now and it would take me quite a bit of work to get them available again. I haven't done any building in almost a year as I have been focussing a lot on my 3D modelling skills instead. Additionally, real-life and mental health has not been kind to me so I had lost a lot of motivation for a lot of things I enjoyed...

That being said, this DOES NOT mean I won't be building again. I have recently been getting the itch to return to my USS Eclipse build and finish its interior, and I am also keeping an eye on Hytale and its sandbox capabilities. I still have big plans for my Star Trek builds which I will not be abandoning. I cannot say for sure that I will re-add the downloads anytime soon but a lot of work needs to be done to builds, resourcepack and modpack to get them into a state where I am comfortable to release them again.

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Another ortho sheet for another one of my 3D projects :D

Made an ortho sheet for my space station model! :D

Today we have roll out the CC Arcadia at Aresor Group Shipyard. It is an Lopax vessel and for Cargo Cruise in Construction. next phase is the final outfitting and install last components which was to hig for the hall. After the outfitting the ship is lowing down with an ship lift in to the water.

New pfp who dis? :3 I'm back from a trip visiting my family so I can continue working on my modelling again! Maybe even do some Minecraft building... :O

I finished the little travel pod! :D

Anyone else deeply struggle with being motivated for projects and well.. anything? ;_; ive got so many cool ideas for my 3d projects as well as Minecraft ones, but life and my mental health has been making it hard for me to find motivation. Like I know im capable of doing these things im just finding it so hard to keep going D:

Fnished all the texturing and here are the first test-renders of my little shuttle model! :D

Finally back to work on creating new models! I spent a lot of time implementing a new materials system which has greatly optimised all my previous projects and with this new system I can create new ones with a lot less hassle!

This is WIP shot of a little passenger shuttle which would be used for ferrying passengers between Starbase Polaris (Which is my centerpiece project that I have posted on here before) and any ships docked where the docking tubes might be too busy. Or it could be used for just ferrying people to-and-from different parts of the station quickly :D

From now on, I'm going to try and post on here more about any stuff I'm working on :D Instead of just posting one thing every few months and then just disappearing aaa

I just hit 500 subs here and I'm really grateful for that ;-;. I apologise for the lack of posts and builds over the last year. 2024 and 2025 have been really tough for me and I've been spending most of my time building my 3D art skills because its the career field I want to get into, Unfortunately, I have learned that I still have a long way to go to improve my skills because apparently I won't even be considered unless my work is as good as professionals.

Aaaaa enough about work and stuff, thank you for 500 subs. I do still think a lot about my Minecraft builds and I have definitely not given up on them. Im just trying to get into a better place in life where Im much happier where I can work on my projects with greater motivation! :D