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A model of the lead of her class the liner Olympic, sister ship to the famous ocean liner the RMS Titanic.When launched on 20 October 1910; her hull was the heaviest and largest man made object ever transferred from land to water.

This model was meant to be a waterline model, focusing mostly on the exterior hull in order to recreate a digital diorama, however it is created from keel going up. (The model has incomplete bottom platings).

Some of the shadings on average are subjective, no texture is applied which explains the clean look, rivets on the strength deck are included, which its layers can be hidden if not necessary for your scene, the same thing applies for other objects.

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the white star line RMS Olympic launch October 1910 profile 3D model

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Autodesk FBX<br />File Size: 385 MB
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Autodesk 3ds Max<br />Renderer: Corona<br />File Size: 152 MB
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