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MV Algoma Enterprise

Built in 1979 and scrapped in 2021, the Algoma Enterprise is my favourite ship of all time. This here is my third Enterprise, the first two were built on my crummy old laptop, but now that I got a new one I decided to finally make that enormous detailed Algoma Enterprise I always wanted, and here she is! Fully functional as a self unloading ore carrier and with tons of features such as ballast systems, fuel management, detailed interiors and bridge systems, this ship has a ton of stuff! And i am continuing to add to it as time goes on and I think of more stuff to add.

length: 127.25m (use mission editor to spawn)
height: 25.5m
width: 14.75m
cargo capacity: over 31,000 units of coal
speed: 13-11 knots depending on load (same as the real Enterprise)

1) In the bridge is two sets of controls, one for each engine, turn them all on
2) use the throttle lever to rev up the engine
3) once both engines are running and both funnels are producing smoke, engage the clutch to move the ship.
4) it is recommended you don't have the engine at 100% throttle, although it is fine for a while, keep an eye on the engine temperatures and adjust the throttle as needed.

working modular engines
explorable engine room and accommodation block
radar and map table
spot lights
a BUNCH of equipment for anything
a fully working self unloading boom
a massive cargo capacity
working cranes
working lifeboat that is actually stable for once
alarms and horns
blue paint
t h e d u c t k e e l
working bow thrusters
a fricken bear on the front
and more!!


map table I used!! https://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1741968004&searchtext=map+table
radar I used!! https://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2744463682
thank you CrashRek for testing the ship before release!

fixed the lables on the engine buttons (thank you for spotting that MCSteve)

btw i have no idea why the comments all of a sudden disappeared uhhh
hopefully they will come back? idk i just checked it today and the comments were gone suddenly