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Hello there.
This is my build of the S.S. Gothic, a mixed passenger cargo ship built for the White Star Line in 1893 to run on the Australian route. She is built in 1.8:1 scale and has full interiors.
The Gothic was launched in 1893 and was essentially a smaller version of the RMS Teutonic of 1889. She was transferred between the White Star Line and Red Star Line twice during her career, renamed to Gothland, then back to Gothic, and then finally to Gothland again. Under the joint White Star and Shaw. Savill and Albion Line she sailed on the UK to New Zeeland route. She served in the Second Boer War, and was scrapped in 1925.
Truly the goth girl of the White Star Line.
Special thanks to Sven for his beautiful custom deck plans, photographs, and historical information of the ship, and to Alex for photographs, deck plans and other historical information!
Sven: www.youtube.com/@CrafterSven
Alex: www.youtube.com/@anormalcommentor9452
Hope you enjoy!
This is my build of the S.S. Gothic, a mixed passenger cargo ship built for the White Star Line in 1893 to run on the Australian route. She is built in 1.8:1 scale and has full interiors.
The Gothic was launched in 1893 and was essentially a smaller version of the RMS Teutonic of 1889. She was transferred between the White Star Line and Red Star Line twice during her career, renamed to Gothland, then back to Gothic, and then finally to Gothland again. Under the joint White Star and Shaw. Savill and Albion Line she sailed on the UK to New Zeeland route. She served in the Second Boer War, and was scrapped in 1925.
Truly the goth girl of the White Star Line.
Special thanks to Sven for his beautiful custom deck plans, photographs, and historical information of the ship, and to Alex for photographs, deck plans and other historical information!
Sven: www.youtube.com/@CrafterSven
Alex: www.youtube.com/@anormalcommentor9452
Hope you enjoy!
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