Jul 19, 2025
Strange New Worlds just casually dropping deck plans like it's nothing
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Strange New Worlds just casually dropping deck plans like it's nothing
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The Enterprise's canonical bowling alley
The deck plan for the S.S.R.N Seaview from Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea.
Cross section and deckplan of the whaling schooner Amelia, 1800s, by C.S. Raleigh
Whaleships were floating factories and warehouses. The top view of the deck plan shows the try works, a pair of big iron kettles where the whale blubber was boiled into oil and the three whale boats. The lower view shows how the full barrels of whale oil were stowed below deck. Pieces of barrels, ready to be put together, were stored in the near of the stern. Later Whalers around 1850 stored them in the bow.
Deck plan and section of USS Albacore (AGSS-569), the fastest diesel submarine ever built.
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A plan of Discovery's bridge deck, from 5.04 "Face the Strange". I'm pretty sure the layout doesn't quite work, since Lorca's ready room had a window but here there is a corridor behind.
The Empress of Britain in a screen grab from the 1942 Warner Brothers motion picture Now Voyager. The ship was sunk by a German plane and submarine two years and three days before the film was released. She was the largest ship sunk ever sunk by a torpedo.
The Empress of Britain featured in a 1932 Canadian Pacific poster by Robert Schroder.
The Empress of Britain featured in a 1931 poster by an unknown artist.