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SS Bremen & SS Europa

Here is the Bremen and Europa of the Norddeutscher Lloyd Line (and Liberte of the French Line).

The 2 ships were the most advanced liners at the time of their completion, and helped put Germany back on the transatlantic race after World War 1. In 1929, Bremen captured the Blue Riband on her maiden voyage from the RMS Mauretania (which held the Blue Riband for over 20 years), followed by her sister Europa in 1930 on her maiden voyage. During Bremen's maiden voyage, her Heinkel HE 12 floatplane was used to carry mail to the United States before she arrived in port, marking the first time a plane was used to carry mail from a ship (the catapults from the 2 ships would be removed a few years later). Very early in their careers, they had their funnels raised due to complaints during Europa's maiden voyage that soot from the funnels were raining on the aft decks. When World War 2 broke out, the Germans planned to use the ships as troopships for a cancelled invasion of Britain (Operation Sea Lion). During Bremen's conversion in Bremerhaven, she was set on fire by a former crew member and was completely gutted. Her upper hull was dismantled in 1942, and after the war, had her remains towed to Blexen and destroyed with explosives, but some parts of her can still be seen above water. After Operation Sea Lion was cancelled, there were plans to convert the Europa into an aircraft carrier, but this was cancelled in late 1942. Europa was captured by the allies in 1945 and was handed over to the United States as a war prize, where she served as a troopship to bring home American soldiers. In 1946, she was given to Compagnie Générale Transatlantique (French Line) as a replacement for the SS Normandie. During her conversion back to an ocean liner, she broke free from her moorings during a storm and sank in Le Havre after colliding with the wreck of the SS Paris. Once she was refloated, she was towed to Saint-Nazaire to complete her refit, and suffered a fire. She was finally completed in 1950 as the SS Liberte, and served until the introduction of the SS France in 1961, being sold for scrap in 1963.


Includes skins for troopship colors and white hulls.


Has bodygroups for funnels (old and new), catapults (Bremen and Europa), windows (Liberte), lifeboats, anchors, crests, and names.


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!