2023 onwards: Marella Voyager

The ship is 264m long.

It seems to be a more or less identical to its century class sister ship to Marella Explorer from 1996.
Also Marella Explorer 2 - was the first ship in the century class in 1995 this ship is actually 15m shorter.

I am going to be doing the modelling from photos, not to scale deck plans and any drone ship pictures I can find.

I have started the model using this photo by Mike Peel of the ship when it was in its 2021 Mein Schiff Herz livery.
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:At_Tenerife_2021_0326.jpg

I am planning on modelling the ship in all its previous liveries - but my primary focus is its current Marella colours -

My target is to have an initial 1:1000 version of the ship available to compare with the real ship when I cruise on her in Jan 26.

KeithAug, ccoyle and FreekS
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Dave Wood

Current Builds - Sea Cloud 1:250 (MSW), Cunard Queen Mary2, Cunard Queen Victoria

Previous Builds - P&O Cruises whole fleet at various scales (1:1000, 1:500, 1:250) (MSW,BL) ., TUI River Cruise Skyla 1:250, 1:500 (FB), V V Resilient Lady 1:1000, Celebrity Apex 1:1000 (BL)

Future Build Plans - P&O Cruises Oceana, RCL Oasis Class Ship, White Star Titanic, MSC Prezziosa, Marella Voyager, More sailing ships

Dec 3 The title was changed to Marella Voyager 1997 by Dave Wood - 1:1000 and 1:500 - 3D-printed - Ocean Liner

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