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[mvsmith]

RMS Titanic never entered her home port —Liverpool—and it was never intended that she would.
Deo Volente’s hull was built in the Stettin, Poland yards of OAG GmbH. The engineering was by Vuyk Engineering, in Groningen for Hartman Marine of Urk.
I believe the final construction was done on the IJsselmeer outside Urk harbor.
In addition to her cranes, she also has a swimming pool.
Marty

[thegodon]

But don't you think is kind of strange for a ship to be unable to enter her home port? At least it doesn't make sense to me   

[Quaysider]

some good photos of "Deo Volente" being a little smokey on the Clydesite website (which is now free to access!) http://www.clydesite.co.uk/clydeshipping/images/2009/01/244917.jpg

[Ballast]

No smoke, no power  :laugh:

[Master Captain]

hmm running a bit rough there, but a nice picture

[RMSGreatBritain]

what a beautiful ship! Lovely

[Loudspeaker]

I surely must agree with RMSGreatBritain! She's a real beauty, and one of my favourite ships in the game. It's just a pitty that the cranes block your view, but I guess they do that in real life as well.

[BadWhippet]

This, together with the Jumbo Javelin, are my two favourite ships in the game - especially having (belatedly) discovered that one can explore the entirety of the ship in 'person' camera mode.  Fabulous!