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Engine room Unit for Diamond Eternity

Today we rolled the new engine room module for the new cruise ship Diamond Eternity out of our assembly hall using our ship rail transport system. Soon, it will be moved to the large construction dock hall, where the remaining blocks will be assembled into the finished ship. You can follow the construction of the cruise ship LIVE on the ⁠🏗️shipyard-webcam on our Discord https://discord.gg/BnGWb2N6y5

— Le Génie Civil —


In the second half of 1891, the Compagnie de Navigation Internationale expanded the Africa route, which had been introduced the previous year, by adding two new vessels to operate a regular service as far as the Ivory Coast. The 100-metre-long Président Milo, formerly the Sénégal, and her sister ship, the Mauritanie, became the new flagships on this route upon their entry into service. The Président Milo accommodates 56 first-class and 196 third-class passengers. The crew consists of 53 men. With a cargo capacity of up to 2,800 tonnes, the ship transports passengers and freight between metropolitan France and the North and West African colonies.
First-class accommodation on the Président Milo is an evolutionary improvement on that of the old Marseille and now offers three fully-fledged public areas. Third-class accommodation provides space for up to 196 passengers in two dormitories.
The engine room is characterised by its redundancy. It can operate normally even with only three of the four boilers. The ballast pump system is decentralised, so that the system continues to function even if one pump fails. It is also equipped with a Brigantine rig.

Hey all today we have float out our new Majestic Dream. Hope you enjoy it.
youtu.be/xsmFd05Nj0s

Hai everyone,

SS Baltimore's jazz era is here and she'll have a swell time. I do plan on having a fun posting of the Baltimore in her 1949-1950 layup in the Chesapeake Bay. After that I have the Arundel Castle, Britannia, Buffalo and the unamed 1936 replacement for the Boston :3 so tons of stuff coming check out my insta for updates.

SS Baltimore is officaly Live :3

I hope y'all love her!

I do plan on having at least one more version of the Boston in her 1930s refit and then for the Baltimore I plan on having a 1930s Refit, WW2 apperance, and her layup apperance. No specific dates, I will just post as they are completed :D

Other ships in the yard:
- RMS Arundel Castle (temporarily paused waiting for plans)
- Unbuilt Red Star Line Giant 469 (Nederland)

Project Updates!

As I work on my main project, I have decided to start a new secondary project where I build these little cruise ships from Chandris. The ships are: BON VIVANT, CARINA, FANTASIA, FIESTA, FIORITA, ROMANTICA, and RADIOSA. They will have about 60-70% of their interior complete due to the lack of complete GAs, but I will try my best to include as much passenger spaces as I can. Crew spaces however might be limited to certain areas for these ships.

Anyways, the first of these little Chandris ships is the Bon Vivant which is coming very soon! So stay on the lookout on my page when it releases!

Howdy! I hope you all are enjoying the SS Boston, I plan on releasing her sister SS Baltimore this weekend.

I have many upcoming plans and cannot wait to share with you all!

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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New build coming soon! MS TROPICALE

new bigger project on the rise...

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.

Have you always wanted to know how a modern cruise ship is built?

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.

Coming Soon: The New TSS FESTIVALE

Her Interior has been converted to her Carnival cruise interior and all cabins have been refurbished. Hope you enjoy exploring this one!

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.