Model Boat Mayhem
Mess Deck: General Section => Full Scale Ships => Topic started by: Colin Bishop on May 08, 2014, 11:25:30 am
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Some very impressive photos of Cunard's three 'Queens' sailing from Lisbon to Southampton to celebrate QM2's 10th birthday.
Quite a sight!
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/article-2622206/First-pictures-Cunards-Queen-Elizabeth-Queen-Mary-2-Queen-Victoria-sailing-together.html
Colin
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What a fabulous set of pictures. I have yet to see any of those three in real life as yet,but hope to one day.
Thanks for the link Colin.
Mick F
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Here's another image of some towerblocks by the sea, at least these are in a warm place.........
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The Cunard paint job does make the ships more impressive compared with the standard big white blocks although one could hardly call them graceful compared with the old time lines. Such is progress!
Painting the hulls black does cost Cunard a lot of money in increased air conditioning costs in hot climates but clearly they think it is worth it.
I have done a Transatlantic on QM2 and she is a fabulous ship inside. Must get round to building my Revell QM2 and motorising it!
Colin
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Great photos, Colin, thanks for the link. I have seen all three Queens in Sydney at various times and have numerous photos, however, I still prefer the classic lines of the old QE2.
Peter.
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The three queens are in Liverpool on the 25th May 2015.
Joe :-)) :-)) :-))
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I was really hoping to go to Southampton and see them departing but I couldn't due to other commitments. I am going down this coming weekend though there is a couple of things I need to do down there...oh...and there's five ships in... %)
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8) Very nice photographs, but I do not care what anyone says, they still look like blocks of flats. The old Queens and the Empress boats looked like real ships unlike the present monstrosities, although I have to say that these three look better than the rest.
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Thanks for putting those pics on Colin ,nice job . O0
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8) Very nice photographs, but I do not care what anyone says, they still look like blocks of flats. The old Queens and the Empress boats looked like real ships unlike the present monstrosities, although I have to say that these three look better than the rest.
I agree, but we will just have to get used to it as this is the way cruise ships look nowadays. I may be biased, but I much prefer the colour scheme of the Cunard ships.
Peter.
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Peter,I PMd you earlier about an E mail? Did you get it?
Mick F
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Yes I did Mick, thank you.
Peter.