R.M.S. “Queen Mary”

Transatlantic Liner – Super Detailed.
This famous vessel was built by John Brown and Company at Clydebank, Scotland between 1930 and 1936. In service between 1936 – 1967. It is now a Museum Ship and Hotel in Long Beach, California.
Her length is over 1000 ft. and with a beam of 118 ft. Her service speed was 28.5 knots.
She had a capacity of 2,140 passengers and a crew of 1,100.
A working model built to these drawings will have a displacement of approx. 25.5 lbs.
Drawings have been compiled from plans and data provided by the Cunard White Star Company.
4 Sheets:
Plan: 243 – Lines.
Plan: 244 – Elevation & Plans of Sports Deck, Bridge & Top of Wheelhouse.
Plan: 245 – Plans of Sun Deck, Promenade Deck & Details of Winches, Fittings, etc.
Plan: 246 – Plans of Main Deck, “A” Deck, Bulkhead Elevations, Cross Sections & Details of Patent Davits, Boat Winches, Ventilating Units, etc.