S.S. Royal Queen

The S.S. Royal Queen is the very first ship created for the company Royal Steam Line. It is a "alter ego" of the S.S. Caronia model created by Lucas Gustaffson. The ship is a older style ocean liner who still makes voyages for Royal Steam Line. {| border="0" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" class="article-table article-table-selected" style="width: 200px; float: right; height: 200px;" ! scope="col"|S.S. Royal Queen

History:
Name:                   S.S. Royal Queen (2016- )

Owner:                 Royal Steam Line (2016- )

Port Of Registry: New York (2016- )

General Characteristics:
Tonnage:              19,524 GRT

Length:                 678 ft.

Installed Power:   Classic Steam Engines

Propulsion:         Twin Screws

Speed:                 20-23 knots
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About The S.S. Royal Queen:
         The S.S. Royal Queen is the first ship created for Royal Steam Line. She is a redisigned version of Lucas Gustaffson's R.M.S. Caronia model. She is the ship that started out Royal Steam Line and helped formed it into what it is today. She has made notable appearances into YouTube videos such as in one of "Blue Stars Line's" youtube videos showing sinking ships starting out the video. The ship still continues to sail for Royal Steam Line today and is available for download on their website with the rest of the fleet for Virtual Sailor and Vehicle Simulator.

The Leaking Incident:
The S.S. Royal Queen sprung a leak one day while undergoing one of its voyages. Luckily the ship was able to pull into New York harbor where she was able to be accompanied by tugs to prevent her from completely capsizing before she could dock. The ship ended up being repaired and inspected before entering back into service again.