RMS
MAURETANIA ocean liner model
RMS Mauretania was launched on
September 20, 1906 to become the largest ship in the
world. Particularly notable was her steam turbine
propulsion, which was a revolutionary development in
ocean liner design.
RMS Mauretania left Liverpool on her maiden voyage on
November 16 th, 1907. Later that month she
captured the record for the fastest eastbound crossing
of the Atlantic.
Only 22 months later, in September, 1909, the RMS Mauretania
captured the Blue Riband for the fastest westbound
crossing - a record that was to stand for more than 20
years (broken by the German ocean liner
Bremen in 1929.)
The RMS Mauretania, along with her near-twin sister, RMS Lusitania, were the only ships with direct-drive steam
turbines to hold the Blue Riband, later ships had
reduction-geared turbines.
In September 1934, Cunard withdrew the RMS Mauretania from
service following a final eastward crossing from New
York to Southampton. In July, 1935, the great RMS Mauretania
sadly headed for the breaker's yard at Rosyth.
This primarily wood RMS Mauretania model features:
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Plank-on-frame hull
- Windows and portholes are cutouts
(not black decals or indentation) which are clean,
uniform, and aligned.
- Captivating
lighting, with and green/red navigation
light that will light up your special evenings.
LED light powered by standard 9v
battery for your convenience.
A ship is not a cruise ship without beautiful lighting.
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here to learn more about authentic ocean liner
models.
27"
long x 10" tall (1/350 scale)
$2,990 Shipping
and insurance in the USA included.
Other countries $300 flat rate.
47.5"
long
x
15" tall (1/200 scale)
$4,950 Shipping
and insurance in the USA included.
Other countries $500 flat rate.
66" long x 22"
tall (1/144 scale)
$7,550 Shipping
and insurance in the USA included.
Other countries $700 flat rate.
Model is built per commission only.
We require only a small deposit to start the
process. Please click
here for
more details.
Be sure to check
out our
beautiful
RMS Queen
Mary model,
RMS Lusitania model and
RMS Aquitania
model
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