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Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, 4-stacker early Atlantic liner

First German 4-stacker Atlantic liner, launched 1897 at AG Vulcan shipyard in Stettin (Baltic Sea), blue riband awarded for fastest Atlantic crossing. Model by Nils Langemann, scale 1:144, scratch built POB and metal plated hull with resembled riveting

Actual liner : 22,35 knts, 14.349 BRT, 28.000 psi

 

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Angarfather

Dear Nils!

 

Congratulations to you! What an amazing peace of perfect craftmanship your Kaiser is! Areal masterpiece.

 

Best regards

 

Hartmut

 

 

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PeteB

Hi Nils- It was a joy watching you through the build, learnt a lot from you on the journey how you sketched your way through a problem and approached it in a way I wouldn't have guessed but have now noted for the future. She's a beautiful tribute to your skills.  Cheers Pete

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