S.S. Belgenland (1914)

DOWNLOAD:
Java Edition:
https://www.mediafire.com/file/x128bnxzq5d028a/S.S._Belgenland_-_By_Rilhon_and_Slade.zip/file

Bedrock Edition:
https://www.mediafire.com/file/pjyj6p0k1h6z673/%2528Bedrock%2529_S.S._Belgenland_-_By_Rilhon_%2526_Slade.zip/file


Hello there.

This is mine and Slade Blade's build of the Red Star Line oceanliner S.S. Belgenland of 1914. It is a mostly exterior build, with a select few interior spaces included for all three spaces and crew. It is built in 1.8:1 scale and measures at 369 x 45 blocks. Included in the world download is a version of the ship with added water wake and smoke effects, and one version without.

Slade: https://www.planetminecraft.com/member/sladeblade08/

Special thanks to Dooku200 for building the Drawing Room and helping with interior layouts, and to
GZ_AlphaReturns_21 for helping with layouts!







The Belgenland cruising of Japan. Painting by Shimuzu Yokohama.
Source: dams.antwerpen.be/asset/RrbQfIqANl9RUsZYD6BxSssf/y1YhmegeYLWiLVbk8iZsv2bZ

History
Name	1914: Belgenland 1917: Belgic 1923: Belgenland 1935: Columbia
Namesake	1914: Belgium 1917: Belgae 1923: Belgium 1935: Columbia
Owner	1917: International Navigation Co 1927: Frederick Leyland & Co 1935: Atlantic Transport Co of West Virginia
Operator	1917: White Star Line 1923: Red Star Line 1935: Panama Pacific Line
Port of registry	1917: Liverpool 1935: New York
Route	1917–21: Liverpool – New York 1923–30: Antwerp – Southampton – Cherbourg – New York (April–December) 1924–31: around the World westbound from New York (December–April) 1931–35: short cruises & occasional Antwerp – New York crossings
Ordered	March 1912
Builder	Harland & Wolff, Belfast
Yard number	391
Launched	31 December 1914
Completed	21 June 1917
Maiden voyage	as an ocean liner: 4 April 1923
Refit	1923
Identification	UK official number 140517 code letters JQDG (until 1933) call sign GMQJ (by 1930) US official number 233677 call sign WLFG (from 1935)
Fate	Scrapped 1936
General characteristics
Type	Ocean liner
Tonnage	1917: 24,547 GRT, 15,440 NRT 1923: 27,132 GRT, 15,352 NRT 1935: 24,578 GRT, 13,130 NRT
Length	670.4 ft (204.3 m)
Beam	78.4 ft (23.9 m)
Draught	36 ft 3 in (11.0 m)
Depth	44.7 ft (13.6 m)
Decks	9
Installed power	2,653 NHP, 18,500 ihp
Propulsion	3 × screws 2 × triple expansion engines 1 × low-pressure steam turbine
Speed	17.5 knots (32.4 km/h; 20.1 mph)
Capacity	44,400 cubic feet (1,257 m3) refrigerated cargo 1923: 500 × 1st Class, 500 × 2nd class & 1,500 × 3rd class passengers
Troops	3,000
Crew	1932: 361 1935: 535
Sensors and processing systems	as built: submarine signalling by 1923: wireless direction finding

Source: Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SS_Belgenland_(1914)