The Liner Of Tomorrow! (1935)

Titles read: 'The Liner of tomorrow!'
Location of events unknown.
Shots of a model streamlined liner ship. Animated diagrams explain the benefits of streamlining. Several shots of a model of a porpoise hanging from two wires to illustrate nature's streamlining.
More shots of the streamlined liner. Footage of a real conventional liner on the water with smoking funnels. We see a model of a streamlined ocean-going yacht and another futuristic liner, shaped almost like a torpedo.
FILM ID:1642.25
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[@okhan5087]

Excellent video!

[@brober]

Very much like Renzo Piano's 1990 Crown and Regal Princess. Stemeline and dolphin inspired but passengers had no deck space so they were unpopular ships.

[@nickforde8036]

They did have deck space.

[@AlexA-ts8sq]

Эта идея несовершенна, так как там нет прогулочных палуб, что очень важно для комфортного путешествия. Да и форма дельфина, нужна лишь под водой, а такая аэродинамичная надводная часть кораблю не нужна. Единственное, что в нем пригодится для будущего, это обтекаемость носовой части, что практично при штормовом море

[@parteitagkonstantinthernen5191]

great fantastik!

[@Cruz474]

Ugly beyond comprehension, thank god it never happened.