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RMS Gigantic:

I have come to clarify the train!

You see, back in the golden age of the ocean liner, there used to be things known as "boat trains."

They were special trains that would depart major train stations (In the case of England, London Waterloo) and pull up, straight to the dock of whatever ocean liner it was arranged for! It was a service meant for first class passengers.

In the images of the build, the parallel gray bricks spanning the length of the dock, right next to the ship, are (placeholders for) where the tracks ran, as seen in the following image:


White Star Line's boat trains were run by London and South Western Railway, or LSWR (as seen on the sides of the coal tender, if you ever get a close look at it). The units of the train are recreations of units that I have been told are potential candidates for the consist of White Star Line's boat train on the morning that Titanic left.



So, yes, it's something meant for the dock.

mr.awsome:

When we do build it i said a replica so it will have all the floors and the rooms and all that

We just need to look up what it looks like on the inside and it will ne eazy

Awdax:

The Empire State Building would still be pretty boring. Even if you did add detail to each room, I doubt they would all be unique.

TheArmyGuy:

So when is this being finished?

ANT:

I don't think it would feel so special to be in the Empire State Building in Blockland as being in/on Titanic on Blockland. Even Empire State Building is a well known and a historical building, I wouldn't choose to build it as it doesn't 'look' so special as some other buildings after all.

But how is this Empire State Building thing even related to Titanic? Or well.. It is if we talk about replicas, but building the replica of Titanic is more special as it sank 100 years ago, you can't just go look/ask someone else to take pictures for you of it, unlike Empire State Building that still stands there in NYC.

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