1/200 and 1/350 Scale- RMS Lusitania Maiden Voyage 1907
1/200 and 1/350 Scale- RMS Lusitania Maiden Voyage 1907
Lusitania was both the largest and fastest ship in the world when she was introduced in 1907. Her interiors were the very last word in luxury, and alongside her sister Mauretania she became a beloved fixture of the transatlantic fleet. Tragically she was lost in 1915 when torpedoed by an Imperial German submarine with great loss of life. Learn more about Liner Designs’ Lusitania drawing here.
Dimensions:
1/200: 1288mm x 443mm - 50.7” x 17.4”
1/350: 733mm x 252mm - 28.8" x 9.9"
Liner Designs’ scale drawings are printed to order and exactly to scale to suit your display. All of our drawings are available as unframed archival prints produced on the highest quality premium 230gsm matte paper.
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Dimensions:
1/174: 1200mm x 400mm
1/200: 1000mm x 400mm
1/350: 700mm x 250mm
Liner Designs’ scale drawings are printed to order and exactly to scale to suit your display. All of our drawings are available as unframed archival prints produced on the highest quality premium 230gsm matte paper.
Lusitania was both the largest and fastest ship in the world when she was introduced in 1907. Her interiors were the very last word in luxury, and alongside her sister Mauretania she became a beloved fixture of the transatlantic fleet. Tragically she was lost in 1915 when torpedoed by an Imperial German submarine with great loss of life. Learn more about Liner Designs’ Lusitania drawing here.
Dimensions:
1/200: 1288mm x 443mm - 50.7” x 17.4”
1/350: 733mm x 252mm - 28.8" x 9.9"
Liner Designs’ scale drawings are printed to order and exactly to scale to suit your display. All of our drawings are available as unframed archival prints produced on the highest quality premium 230gsm matte paper.
Lusitania was both the largest and fastest ship in the world when she was introduced in 1907. Her interiors were the very last word in luxury, and alongside her sister Mauretania she became a beloved fixture of the transatlantic fleet. Tragically she was lost in 1915 when torpedoed by an Imperial German submarine with great loss of life. Learn more about Liner Designs’ Lusitania drawing here.
Dimensions:
1/200: 1288mm x 443mm - 50.7” x 17.4”
1/350: 733mm x 252mm - 28.8" x 9.9"
Liner Designs’ scale drawings are printed to order and exactly to scale to suit your display. All of our drawings are available as unframed archival prints produced on the highest quality premium 230gsm matte paper.
Lusitania was both the largest and fastest ship in the world when she was introduced in 1907. Her interiors were the very last word in luxury, and alongside her sister Mauretania she became a beloved fixture of the transatlantic fleet. Tragically she was lost in 1915 when torpedoed by an Imperial German submarine with great loss of life. Learn more about Liner Designs’ Lusitania drawing here.
Dimensions:
1/200: 1288mm x 443mm - 50.7” x 17.4”
1/350: 733mm x 252mm - 28.8" x 9.9"
Liner Designs’ scale drawings are printed to order and exactly to scale to suit your display. All of our drawings are available as unframed archival prints produced on the highest quality premium 230gsm matte paper.
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Dimensions (Approx):
1/174: 1980mm x 580mm - 77.95” x 22.83”
1/200 1650mm x 500mm - 64.96” x 19.62”
1/350 950mm x 300mm - 37.4” x 11.81”
Liner Designs’ scale drawings are printed to order and exactly to scale to suit your display. All of our drawings are available as unframed archival prints produced on the highest quality premium 230gsm matte paper.
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Dimensions:
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594mm x 210mm
Liner Designs drawings are proudly made in Australia. All of our prints are available as unframed archival prints produced on the highest quality premium 230gsm matte paper.
NOTE: Watermark present in preview images will not be included on the finished product.
Although Lusitania did not break a crossing record on her maiden voyage, future crossings proved far more successful for the sleek Cunarder. This drawing shows Lusitania in August 1909, after having had new four-bladed propellers installed. She recorded her fastest westbound crossing; four days, sixteen hours and fourteen minutes.
Dimensions:
1189mm x 297mm
841mm x 297mm
594mm x 210mm
Liner Designs drawings are proudly made in Australia. All of our prints are available as unframed archival prints produced on the highest quality premium 230gsm matte paper.
NOTE: Watermark present in preview images will not be included on the finished product.
The outbreak of war was calamitous to the transatlantic trade but Lusitania continued to operate as a passenger liner relying on her great speed for safety. Her good fortune finally ran out on May 7, 1915 when a torpedo - fired by German submarine U-20 - struck her on the starboard bow. This drawing depicts Lusitania on her day of sinking - with funnels painted out in a dark grey and additional collapsible and clinker lifeboats installed.
Dimensions:
1189mm x 297mm
841mm x 297mm
594mm x 210mm
Liner Designs drawings are proudly made in Australia. All of our prints are available as unframed archival prints produced on the highest quality premium 230gsm matte paper.
NOTE: Watermark present in preview images will not be included on the finished product.
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Dimensions:
1189mm x 297mm
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Liner Designs drawings are proudly made in Australia. All of our prints are available as unframed archival prints produced on the highest quality premium 230gsm matte paper.
NOTE: Watermark present in preview images will not be included on the finished product.
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Dimensions:
1/174: 1200mm x 400mm
1/200: 1000mm x 400mm
1/350: 700mm x 250mm
Liner Designs’ scale drawings are printed to order and exactly to scale to suit your display. All of our drawings are available as unframed archival prints produced on the highest quality premium 230gsm matte paper.
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