Hello Hama,
your model build of the Hurtigruten Postal Ship KONG OLAV looks pretty neat.
She'll draw much attention when you will sail her on the pond.
A while ago I drew the hull lines of a very much look-alike Hurtigruten ship which could well have been her sister ship.
I.e. the PS FINNMARKEN which was built in the mid-50s at the Hamburg shipyard Blohm & Voss.
If you
compare her lines with those of your hull I would say they look very similar.
I have the impression that the KONG OLAV's stem is slightly more raked, and then of course there are differences in the arrangement of the superstructure.
But as for the first cursory sight they could be taken for sister ships.
Albeit, I think that was a common Postal Ship design in that era, very much like if you compare contemporary Hurtigruten Ship designs which service the Norway round trip today.
What were the main particulars of the KONG OLAV?
Does your kit's manual reveal them?
Regards,
Ralph