3D Assets
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Pool entry steps (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Three tread entry steps 1.6 m wide up to a pool coping: white risers with teak treads, charcoal non slip nosings and a stainless grab rail on each side, for the end of a raised deck pool.
Deck pool with surround (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Raised deck pool 6.4 m by 4.6 m: a white coamed tank with a tiled navy basin, a still water surface 0.39 m up, a teak coping all round, four grab rails, two skimmer grilles and a yellow depth marking, for the centre of an open pool deck.
Deck signage post (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Wayfinding post 2.4 m tall: a white column on a bolted foot carrying three navy directional blades and a portrait deck plan panel, every face left blank so a project prints its own deck names and arrows onto them.
AnimatedDeck fire point (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Red fire point locker 1.6 m tall: two doors that open on a cabinet holding a hose reel, two extinguishers and a fire axe, with a blank red sign panel above and a break glass call point beside it.
Life ring on a post (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Deckside rescue post 1.45 m tall: a white post on a bolted plate carrying a red and white life ring on its bracket, a coiled buoyant line below it and a blank instruction plate, for the rail line of any open deck.
AnimatedWatertight crew door (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Crew access door 2.35 m tall in a white steel surround: a dogged watertight leaf with a charcoal gasket, six cleats, a long handle, a kick plate and a small blank sign panel above, hinged so it opens out onto the deck.
AnimatedShip's gangway (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Hinged accommodation gangway 7.3 m long: a deck abutment with a hinge bar, a treaded aluminium deck with yellow nosings, stanchion rails both sides with a woven infill panel and a landing plate at the outboard end that swings down onto a pontoon.
Tender boarding platform (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Floating boarding pontoon 6 m by 3 m: a white buoyancy hull with charcoal rubber fendering all round, a teak deck, stanchion rails on three sides, two mooring cleats, a boarding ladder and a lifebuoy bracket, for the foot of a gangway at a tender port.
Mooring bollard with rope eye (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Twin bitt mooring bollard 0.9 m tall: two white steel posts with turned heads on a bolted base plate, a cross bar between them and a laid rope eye dropped over one post, for the mooring stations at a ship's ends.
AnimatedAnchor windlass (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Foredeck windlass 3.2 m wide: a grey bed with a pocketed cable lifter that turns, a chain stopper with its bar, a length of stud link cable running to the spurling pipe, the hydraulic motor housing and a control pedestal with blank gauges.
AnimatedMooring winch (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Deck mooring winch 2.6 m wide: a grey machinery bed carrying a flanged rope drum that turns, a warping head, the band brake wheel, a guard and a control stand, with a coil of laid rope on the drum modelled solid.
AnimatedDeck hatch with hinged lid (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Flush deck hatch 1.5 m square: a raised yellow coaming with a charcoal gasket seat and a white steel lid on its hinge bar, with six dogs, a grab handle and a stay, for access to the spaces under an open deck.
Muster station board (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Muster station sign 2.2 m tall on two posts: a white board in a navy frame with a red header band and a recessed charcoal plan panel, both faces left completely blank so a project prints its own station letter and deck plan onto them.
Companionway stair, one deck (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Open steel stair climbing 3.2 m to the next deck: ten treads with yellow non slip nosings between folded stringers, a top landing with a kick plate and stanchion rails on both sides, for getting between deck levels on the outside of a superstructure.
Liferaft canister rack (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Inclined liferaft cradle 2.9 m wide: four white glassfibre canisters in a galvanised rack on a red launch cradle, with the lashing band, the hydrostatic release box and a blank instruction plate, for the muster side of an open deck.
AnimatedLifeboat in gravity davits (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Boat station 8.5 m long: an enclosed orange red lifeboat with a white canopy, window bands and a lifting hook, carried on a pair of white davit arms that swing the boat out over the ship's side and down, with the winch house, heel sockets and bed chocks fixed to the deck.
Funnel section (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Raked ship's funnel 7.4 m to the top of its uptakes on a 4.5 m base: a white plated casing stepping aft as it rises, a charcoal cap band, twin steel uptakes, a wind deflector fin and an access door. The casing is left blank, with no marking of any kind.
AnimatedMast with radar scanner (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Signal mast 8.1 m tall on a bolted plinth: a tapered white column with a steel spreader yard, red and green sidelights, a working platform with a rail, a whip aerial and a radar scanner on the truck that turns.
Balcony divider panel (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Privacy divider between two cabin balconies: a 1.7 m obscured glass panel in a white framed post reaching 2.2 m, with a teak capping and a bolted deck foot, for closing the gap between balcony runs.
Superstructure balcony run, 6 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Cabin balcony module 6 m wide and 3.2 m to the deck head: two recessed balconies with glass balustrades, a teak capping, framed sliding doors and a divider between them, on the same ported grid as the plain wall run so the two mix along a facade.
Glass windbreak panel (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Deck windbreak 2 m wide and 1.8 m tall: a toughened glass panel in a stainless frame on two bolted feet, with a teak capping and a mid rail, for sheltering a lounger terrace or a bar from the ship's own wind. Ports at both ends so panels run in a line.
Superstructure wall run, 6 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Deckhouse wall module 6 m wide and 3.2 m to the deck head: white plating with a welded sheer band, three framed cabin windows and a deck head lip. Ports at both ends and top and bottom so a superstructure runs the length of a ship and stacks deck on deck.
Promenade deck corner, 6 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Corner module where a promenade turns: a 6 m teak deck plate with the bulwark carried round two adjacent edges, a radiused corner post and the cap rail mitred across it. Ports on its two open edges.
Bulwark and railing run, 6 m (Cruise Ship Deck and Lounge)
Standalone 6 m rail run for the edge of any deck: a white steel bulwark 1.05 m high on a welded base flat, a teak cap rail, four stainless stanchions carrying two courses of rail above it and a kick plate at deck level.