Subscribe to download
Olympic-Class Ocean Liners (v3)

Here is the Olympic-Class ocean liners, the most iconic class of ships ever built!

The Olympic-Class was a class of 3 ocean liners built for the White Star Line. The lead ship, RMS Olympic was built in response to Cunard's Lusitania and Mauretania. There were 2 ships ordered at the time, Olympic, and her sister, Titanic. The 3rd ship in the class, Britannic, was built to a slightly modified design after Titanic sank, but was completed as a hospital ship due to the outbreak of WW1. Olympic had a long, and eventful career, being refitted after her sister Titanic sank, serving as a troopship during WW1, had suffered 3 collisions (one with HMS Hawke, another with a U-boat during WW1, and one with the Nantucket Lightship), and served well into the 1920s. She was eventually scrapped in 1935 after White Star Line merged with Cunard Line, but some of her interior can still be seen today. Titanic and Britannic had very short careers. Titanic sank on April 15th, 1912 after striking an iceberg, killing 1,496 on board, and would become one of the most famous shipwrecks in history. Britannic sank on November 21st, 1916 after striking a mine in the Kea Channel in the Aegean Sea, becoming the largest ship sunk in WW1.

In the pack are also models for their "II" variants. The "II" names are based off of the film "Titanic II" made by "The Asylum", which is about a ship named "SS Titanic II" that sets sail 100 years after Titanic sank (and sinks). The "III" names (which are bodygroups on the original models) are based off of the film "Titanic 666", a "horror" film made by the same studio set on board "Titanic III" 110 years after Titanic sank (and sinks again).

And finally, there are bodygroups on the "II" models for "IV" names. Mostly added for fun and for those who prefer "Britannic IV" over "Britannic II".

This pack includes:
RMS Olympic
RMS Olympic (post-Titanic Refit)
RMS Olympic (1920)
RMS Olympic (Design D, a preliminary design from 1908, the only confirmed original design for the class)
RMS Titanic
RMS Titanic (hypothetical lifeboat refit, inspired by Olympic)
RMS Titanic (1920, hypothetical)
RMS Britannic
HMHS Britannic
RMS Britannic (original design)
RMS Britannic (hypothetical refit, inspired by this video. )

The other 11 models are the "II" variants.


Some features:
-Partial interiors such as wheelhouses, promenades, Parisian Cafes, A la Carte Restaurants, and Palm Courts (Verandah Cafes).
-Troopship skins.
-Hospital skins and bodygroups (except for RMS Britannic).
-All models have a split at the bow, a split between the 2nd and 3rd funnel, and a split between the 3rd and 4th funnel (toggle the bodygroups to see them).
-A bodygroup for a damaged 2nd funnel and tall vents, inspired by the Titanic in "Raise the Titanic".
-Bodygroups for middle propellers (Titanic and Olympic's refit).
-Bodygroups for sheer lines.
-The Britannic models have a bodygroup for "Gigantic", the rumored original name for Britannic.

There is also a bonus, a texture that was never added due to technical limitions: a generic dazzle camo texutre (not accurate to any of Olympic's camos). It's not perfect, but hopefully it will still statisfy those who have been wanting a dazzle texture.

To add the texture, enter these into the Sub Material Tool (or Element Viewer if you use SFM):
models/liners/white_star_line/olympic_class/camo


If you want the model to float:
-Download Buoyancy Tool, and set the value to what ever you want.

The models are realistically scaled, so use Collision Resizer if you want to make them smaller.



Models made by Lucas Gustaffson [3dwarehouse.sketchup.com]
Ported by G011d3n



Enjoy!