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Mariner of the Seas 32"

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Total Dims: 32" L x 6" W x 15

Price: ~~$349.99~~ $179.99

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Mariner of the Seas 32" Description

32" long x 6" Wide x 15" High

Scale replica of the actual Royal Caribbean cruise ship

Plank on frame construction that requires over one hundred hours to build from scratch (not from a model ship kit) by our master artisans.

Built 100% from rare, high quality woods such as mahogany, rosewood, birch, maple and yellow siris. The hull, lifeboats, tennis/basketball court, golf course, helicopter launch pad, and all other parts are on the Royal Caribbean Mariner of the Seas model ship are made from wood and not plastic.

Painted the exact colors of the actual Mariner of the Seas cruise ship.

Amazing deck details, metal railings, metal propellers and more.

To build this model cruise ship, extensive research was done using various sources such as drawings, copies of plans and photos of the actual Royal Caribbean cruise ship.

Rests on a sturdy removable wood base (marble stand with arched dolphin supports can be purchased as well).

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Mariner of the Seas 32" History

Mariner of the Seas is one of five Voyager-class cruise ships from Royal Caribbean International; it is one of the largest in its fleet and among the largest passenger ships in the world. It was constructed at Aker Finnyards in Turku, Finland in 18 months. The ship will move to the U.S. West Coast in 2009, providing 7-night cruises to Mexico.

Technical

Main propulsion:

Each propeller is driven by a double wound 3-phase synchronous motor with 4-bladed bronze propellers of azipod type. The motors are mounted directly on the propeller shaft inside the pod. The three propellers are arranged so that the center propeller is a pushing on–azimuthing Fixipod-type and the two wing ones are of pulling-azimuthing–type steering propellers.

Motors: three 14,000 kW (18,800 hp) at 145 rpm each
- Total: 42,000 kW (56,000 hp)
Stabilizers: 4 Brown Brothers Stabilizer Fins
Bow Thrusters: 4 KAMEWA 3000 kW each
Maximum speed: 24 knots (44 km/h)
Fuel consumption at full speed: 10,637 kg/h (2,871 gal/h)

Generators

Six Wartsila Diesel 12V46 generators producing 12,600 kilowatts each for a total of 75,000 kilowatts or 103,000 bhp.

Fresh water production

The ship has three ways in which to produce fresh water: Two Alfa Laval Desalt Flash and Energy Recovery Evaporators and one Pall Rochem sea-water desalination unit (reverse osmosis) "Rosmarin" 80404-50/300-A-SW

Steam evaporator: 230,000 gallons (900 metric tons) per day
Sea-water desalination unit (reverse osmosis): 80,000 gal (300 t) per day
- Total freshwater production: 540,000 gal (2,100 t) per day
Water consumption: 58 U.S. gallons (220 liters) per person per day
Ice cube production: 65,000 lb (29,000 kg) per day

Staterooms

As one of the largest cruise ships in the world, the Mariner naturally has some of the best staterooms anywhere. As a second generation Voyager-class Ship, its balconies are actually affixed outside the ship's superstructure, providing better views. All staterooms have a 2-bed configuration that can convert into a queen-sized bed. Other amenities include: private bathroom, phone, TV, minibar, hairdryer, air conditioning.

Total staterooms: 1,557
- Ocean view: 939 (includes 765 with balconies)
- Interior: 618 (includes 138 with promenade view)
- Staterooms with 3rd & 4th berths:' 569.
- Wheelchair-accessible: 26

Food and beverage

The kitchen staff prepares over 105,000 meals every week to feed both crew and staff. As part of this, 300,680 deserts, 234,000 appetizers, and 69,000 steaks are consumed per week.

Additional Details (quantities given for a 7 day cruise)
Beef: 20,000 lb	Chicken: 12,000 lb	Pork: 5,000 lb	Lobster: 1,400 lb
Other seafood: 4,000 lb	Salmon: 2,500 lb	Fresh eggs: 28,000	Flour: 15,000 lb
Sugar: 4,300 lb	Coffee: 1,500 lb	Fresh fruits: 35,000 lb	Fresh vegetables: 65,000 lb
Potatoes: 18,000 lb	Fresh berries: 600 lb	Ice cream: 8,000 gallons	Milk: 1,500 gallons
Individual yogurts: 4,200	Cheese: 5,800 lb	Slices of pizza: 18,000	Beer: 10,700 bottles
Beer: 8,500 cans	Soda: 11,500 cans	Wine: 2,900 bottles	Whiskey: 200 bottles

Activities

Studio B (Ice skating rink)
Rock climbing wall
Inline skating
Nine-hole miniature golf course
Golf simulators
Full-sized basketball court
Adventure Ocean youth facilities
Three outdoor pools
The Savoy Theatre for the nightly production shows
Movie screening room
Casino
Arcade

Amenities

Royal Promenade (longer than the first 3 ships of the Voyager class as this feature was enlarged in the second generation of the Voyager class
Three-story main dining room
Restaurants such as Johnny Rockets (1950s-style), Chops Grill, Portofino (Italian), and Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream
Themed bars and lounges
Day spa and fitness center
Wedding chapel
Conference center
Library
Teen club "FUEL"