Follow me to the Bremenhaven Ship Museum in search of the deck plans of the German passenger liner TS Bremen!
My Mission: Search for deck plans of the German Liner TS BremenMy next ocean liner will be the 1929 TS Bremen. The German ocean liners were years ahead of our time in technology, style and luxury. Many Americans who immigrated to the US traveled on the Bremen or it's twin sister the Liberte and well remembered for their Bremenhaven to New York passage. In January of 2018, I traveled to Germany to see the deck plans of this famed prestigious liner. These plans could only be obtained at Germany's Ship Museum in Bremenhaven, the main port to the Atlantic. I was greeted by the president of the museum who printed the plans and gave them to me himself. |
Buten Binnen TV Shoot at Bremenhaven Ship Museum
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I do special requests as long as they are boats, and around 2-3 feet in length. This way, they will not take too long to build. They can be carriers, schooners, yachts, racing boats, clippers, as long as you have deck plans or some sort of drawings to guide me.
It is easier for me to build small stuff, but be aware that you will not have the details as seen in my larger vessels. But, I will pay just as much attention to constructing it, and document it's progress with my trusty iPhone for your approval!
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