By the way, here's what that ship would've looked like as QV. I think Cunard missed out with this ship! I just forgot to post this pic. with my original comment! oops!

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wy cant they make the bow of the ships like the type titanic had they are nice i like that type o bow not slopeuy one it loks weard and why cant they give them more funnels for them to make it look old fasen it look great for a ship like that again

Yeah, but there going for a contemporarly look with over tones to the past. The qm2, and the victoria use a desing with a bow bulge, I think this is for stability, or allowing it to go through water easier (perhaps both, certainly has a purpose) Titanic's hull was very old fashioned, could trace it's routes back to the old sailing ship days lol. The desing allows for more efficient use, ergo, cheaper to run really, there would be no need for a lot of funnels either. To tell the truth, they would only really do that, if they ever had an incilantion to build and old classic ocean liner. Qv is the closest to that atm.

The trouble with a "Titanic bow" (aka 'knife edged' bow) is it creates drag as the ship moves through the water. The newer bulbous bow design helps to eliminate the drag. Thus, the ship can go faster and not burn up as much fuel.

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Very wrong because queen victoria is going to be 90,000 tonnes 964 feet long and 12 decks not 19 decks high as well as 106 feet broad