RMS American II 3D model

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RMS American II, crafted with precision using SketchUP and Blender, boasts an impressive array of textures and materials that bring its grandeur to life. With an astonishing 247066 vertices and 484055 faces, this majestic vessel is a testament to the ingenuity of its creators. This stunning ocean liner, part of the esteemed United Lines fleet, was built in 1921 at a shipyard in Newfoundland. What sets it apart from other vessels of its time is its cutting-edge feature: an onboard movie theater that catered to the sophisticated tastes of its passengers. The RMS American II's opulent interior was the epitome of luxury, and it quickly gained popularity among those who had the privilege of sailing on it. In 1932, the ship underwent a significant refit, with its interior transformed into a masterpiece of Art Deco design. This renovation further solidified the RMS American II's status as a paragon of elegance and refinement. However, fate had other plans for this magnificent vessel. In December 1940, the RMS American II was scheduled to embark on its final voyage, destined for scrapping in Halifax. But with the outbreak of war, the ship's course changed dramatically. It was converted into a hospital ship, tasked with transporting troops to Britain, Canada, and America. Tragically, the RMS American II met its demise in 1942 when it sank in the Pacific Ocean after being struck by an unidentified Japanese submarine. Despite its untimely end, this incredible ship's legacy lives on, a testament to the engineering prowess of its builders and the enduring allure of the ocean liner era.