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P.S Newbridge | 1841 | DESTRUCTIBLE
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P.S Newbridge | 1841 | DESTRUCTIBLE

Description
little steamboat built in Sydney to serve as a passenger ship from Sydney to Wollongong,
She broke the speed record as the fastest Steamboat in Australia

In a storm off Sydney, She was ripped apart and sank.

HOW TO RUN:
On boiler press IGNITE BOILER
Turn the Firebox Temperature to 160 (recommended)
W/S For Steam valve on helm in engine room.

NOTE: She is quite unstable. . .







(YOU CAN FIND SINKING'S IN THE BOTTOM OF THE ENGINE ROOM
25 Comments
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Sponk  [author] 21 Jun @ 4:50pm 
@Random stuff Uploaded Thank you
Random Stuff Uploaded 14 Jun @ 10:15am 
Hello this is amazing, As a ship creator i know how much effort boats take to make and this is amazing.
Sponk  [author] 8 Jun @ 3:54pm 
@Carter2920 in what world does it look like the Titanic......
Jnohara 30 May @ 3:25am 
Peak
Sponk  [author] 30 May @ 2:45am 
@Captain Obvious thank you so much! It took me a whole day figuring out the system and trying to make it perfect to how i was wanting it.
Sponk  [author] 30 May @ 2:45am 
@bwg556 Didn't even know lmfao
Carter2920 28 May @ 2:20pm 
I MENT TITANC
Carter2920 28 May @ 2:20pm 
this makes me and everyone about the rms tianic
dellreybeach 28 May @ 12:21am 
2024 destructible ship? Yes please.
Captain Obvious 27 May @ 6:34am 
This sinking is glorious. I love the details where the bow breaks off, and how some ropes hang onto it barely before they finally part. This is greatness at its finest.