SS Galileo Galilei
Introducing SS GALILEO GALILEI in Minecraft!
This is a 1:1 scale build of the Lloyd Triestino Liner SS GALILEO GALILEI! This build has a full interior and features her First and Tourist Class spaces.
JAVA LINK: http://www.mediafire.com/file/hp623k9c54rayer/SS_GALILEO_GALILEI_by_MaritimeNexus.zip/file
About SS GALILEO GALILEI:
The SS Galileo Galilei was an Italian ocean liner built for the Lloyd Triestino line in the early 1960s. Launched in 1961, it was named after the famous Italian astronomer Galileo Galilei. The ship was designed to carry passengers between Italy and Australia, a popular route for immigrants and tourists at the time. With a sleek, modern design and luxurious amenities, the SS Galileo Galilei was one of the most advanced and elegant ships of its era. It featured multiple dining rooms, lounges, and recreational facilities, making it a floating palace on the seas. In the 1970s, it was converted into a cruise ship and operated under various names and owners, including Chandris Lines as Galileo, Celebrity Cruises as Meridian, and Sun Cruises as Sun Vista. The ship met an unfortunate end in 1999 when it caught fire and sank off the coast of Malaysia. Despite its tragic demise, the SS Galileo Galilei remains a notable example of mid-20th-century maritime engineering and luxury.
Additional Links for SS GALILEO GALILEI:
Hear her Horn! - Shown here as SS Meridian: https://youtube.com/shorts/yrtNyvVwx8A?si=kxBHnPcBfPI_7MLm
Showcase video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQEPo1dsxdo
This is a 1:1 scale build of the Lloyd Triestino Liner SS GALILEO GALILEI! This build has a full interior and features her First and Tourist Class spaces.
JAVA LINK: http://www.mediafire.com/file/hp623k9c54rayer/SS_GALILEO_GALILEI_by_MaritimeNexus.zip/file
About SS GALILEO GALILEI:
The SS Galileo Galilei was an Italian ocean liner built for the Lloyd Triestino line in the early 1960s. Launched in 1961, it was named after the famous Italian astronomer Galileo Galilei. The ship was designed to carry passengers between Italy and Australia, a popular route for immigrants and tourists at the time. With a sleek, modern design and luxurious amenities, the SS Galileo Galilei was one of the most advanced and elegant ships of its era. It featured multiple dining rooms, lounges, and recreational facilities, making it a floating palace on the seas. In the 1970s, it was converted into a cruise ship and operated under various names and owners, including Chandris Lines as Galileo, Celebrity Cruises as Meridian, and Sun Cruises as Sun Vista. The ship met an unfortunate end in 1999 when it caught fire and sank off the coast of Malaysia. Despite its tragic demise, the SS Galileo Galilei remains a notable example of mid-20th-century maritime engineering and luxury.
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1) I recommend you use the Natural Texture Pack for exploring my ship builds. I exclusively build in this texture pack to give my builds a unique look and feel (plus its easier on the eyes for me). You can explore my builds without the texture pack but it wouldn't feel the same, so I highly recommend you use the Natural Texture Pack for full immersion. Here is the link for Java.
2) This build is in 1:1 Scale. I have been building in this scale for over 7 years now and I consider it my sweet spot. I probably won't build anything bigger than 1:1 scale (I'll leave the bigger scale builds to the other talented ship builders). I also understand it may not be a perfect scale to build in, but I try my best using scaling methods to accurately build my ships as close to 1:1 scale while also taking creative liberties to make the build work and be functional for the player.
3) This build does not have cabins, engine rooms, or crew spaces. The reason is there is little to no information on what some of these spaces actually look like, so I'd rather not spend the time to build something that I don't have information on. There is dead space on my builds because I primarily focus on class accommodations (Lounges, Dining Rooms, etc) and tend to focus less on passenger corridors, cabins, crew spaces, etc.
2) This build is in 1:1 Scale. I have been building in this scale for over 7 years now and I consider it my sweet spot. I probably won't build anything bigger than 1:1 scale (I'll leave the bigger scale builds to the other talented ship builders). I also understand it may not be a perfect scale to build in, but I try my best using scaling methods to accurately build my ships as close to 1:1 scale while also taking creative liberties to make the build work and be functional for the player.
3) This build does not have cabins, engine rooms, or crew spaces. The reason is there is little to no information on what some of these spaces actually look like, so I'd rather not spend the time to build something that I don't have information on. There is dead space on my builds because I primarily focus on class accommodations (Lounges, Dining Rooms, etc) and tend to focus less on passenger corridors, cabins, crew spaces, etc.
Additional Links for SS GALILEO GALILEI:
Hear her Horn! - Shown here as SS Meridian: https://youtube.com/shorts/yrtNyvVwx8A?si=kxBHnPcBfPI_7MLm
Showcase video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQEPo1dsxdo
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