PACIFIC PRINCESS
The Love Boat
Nobody builds better The
Love Boat model than the one you are about to view
below. A quick search for "Pacific Princess model" on
Google and you'll see this fact, not for just this ship
but also other cruise ships.
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The
Pacific Princess is a cruise ship that gained fame as
the primary setting for the popular American television
series The Love Boat. The Pacific Princess played a
significant role in the show’s success and became an
iconic symbol of cruise travel and romance.
In
reality, the Pacific Princess was built in 1971 and
entered service as part of the Princess Cruises fleet.
It was a smaller vessel compared to modern cruise ships.
The ship was often associated with the show due to its
prominent role as the main filming location for The Love
Boat. The success of the up-beat television show, which
remained on the air until 1986, is largely credited with
the increase in popularity of cruise ship travel in
North America.
The Love Boat is an
American romantic comedy-drama television series that
originally aired on ABC from September 24, 1977 to May
24, 1986. In addition, three TV movies aired before the
regular series premiered and four specials and a TV
movie aired after the series ended. The series was set
on the cruise ship Pacific Princess, and revolved around
the ship's captain Merrill Stubing and a handful of his crew, with passengers
played by guest actors for each episode, having
romantic, dramatic and humorous adventures.
Our primarily wood
Pacific Princess (The Love Boat) model is built based on
very detailed plans. Thus it does not contain obvious
errors like the other models on the Internet. Our model
is also grand and
lively, not 'dead'
like a plastic toy, nor a boring decorative accessory.
Our model features:
- Windows are cutouts, and there's a
glass-like glaze reflective material behind, just like
that of the real ship.
- Windows and portholes are
uniform and aligned. Only large
photos can really show this so please be careful when
you look.
- 'Water' in pools. Ladders in pools.
- Correct propellers: three-blade, not
four.
- Plank-on-frame
hull.
- Beautiful lighting
The Love Boat model,
sizes:
33" long (1/200
scale) $3,550 Shipping
and insurance in the contiguous USA included. Other
places: $350 flat rate.
45"
long
(1/144
scale)
$5,890 Shipping
and insurance in the contiguous USA included. Other
places: $500 flat rate.
66" long (1/100
scale)
$8,700 Shipping
and insurance in the contiguous USA included. Other
places: $700 flat rate.
Lighting feature is included. A
ship without beautiful lighting is not a cruise ship.
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small deposit to start the process. The
remaining balance won't be due until the model is
completed. Please click
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Dear Model Ship Master team,
I have
received the Pacific Princess model that you built for me, and I am
thoroughly enjoying it. I commend all of you on the diligent way that
you faithfully recreated this ship from scratch. Thank you for the many
hours, days and weeks that you spent working on this model on my behalf.
Your fine effort is very much appreciated!
I was 8 years
old when "The Love Boat" debuted in 1977. From the very first time that
I watched the show, the design of the Pacific Princess captivated me. It
looked beautiful from every angle. I never had the chance to take a
cruise on the Pacific Princess, but now I have my own "Pacific Princess"
to admire for a lifetime.
Again, allow me to say
"thank you!"
Best regards and God
bless,
Jeffery Seay
Editor in Chief, "Florida State Times" and "STATE Faculty-Staff
Bulletin"
The Florida State University
Learn more about the
LOVE BOAT here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Love_Boat
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