She is a passenger ship of superlatives. At 150,000 GRT, the Queen Mary 2 of the Cunard Line is the largest, longest (345 m), highest (at 72 m she is higher than the Statue of Liberty) and most magnificent passenger ship ever built. On 14 stylishly and luxuriously furnished passenger decks there is room for up to 2,620 passengers, with an additional 1,253 crew. With her long and elegant hull and powerful propulsion (max. 29 knots) she was specially designed for transatlantic voyages, from Europe (Southampton, England) to North America (New York) in 6 days. The concept for the Queen Mary 2 was born in May 1998, after a further two years of development, the contract was awarded to a French shipyard in November 2000 and the ship was handed over to the Cunard Line on 22 December 2003. Only after spending the winter in the Caribbean did the ship commence regular transatlantic service in April 2004. The Queen Mary 2 continues the tradition of the great North Atlantic voyages and thus contributes to the continuation of the era of ocean voyages, which has already been declared to be over.
- Detailed hull with many structures
- 4 motor gondolas with propellers
- Structured main deck
- Detailed swimming pools, optionally available with a decal
- Detailed deck superstructure
- Detailed chimney 8 excursion boats, 14 lifeboats and 2 small speedboats
- Forward deck with 2 loading cranes
- Display stand
Warnings !
Attention! Not suitable for children under 8 years. Solvent-based adhesive (contains n-butyl acetate, 12.5 g) and water-soluble paints are included. Glue bottle with functional, sharp tip! Store under lock and key. Liquid and steam flammable. May cause drowsiness and dizziness. Disposal according to local / regional / national / international regulations. Use under adult supervision. Read and follow instructions with your child before use and keep ready for reference
WARNING! For children over 8 years of age only! For use under adult supervision.
WARNING! Adhesive containing solvent and water-soluble paints included. Read the instructions before use, follow them and keep for reference.