The Guidebook is Here

By John on February 26th, 2009
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I’ve just set up part of the Guidebook.  The Akhenaten and the Stradivarian are now available for your perusal.  Hopefully soon I will find time to add the Huntington-class (mentioned in passing in Issue 3),  the Kindred-class (featured in Issue 4),  and the RAS Galileo.  So check it out,  I think you’ll like it.

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  1. Duffy
    Duffy
    March 7, 2009 at 12:59 am |

    Hi John, The guidebook is a great idea. I didn't realise how much larger the Arkenaten is than the Stradivarian class ship until I veiwed the guidebook. However, I base this statement on passenger capacity alone. Will you be stating the size or weight of the ships? Cheers, Paul.

  2. PlantPerson
    PlantPerson
    March 7, 2009 at 1:05 pm |

    At some point I intend to add a size comparison, but I think that will wait until I have a few more ships up. Just for now I'll say that the Stradivarian is probably about half as long as the Akhenaten but almost equally high. Passenger capacity isn't a great measure in this case because the Akhenaten is designed in part to be a passenger ship, whereas the Stradivarian is not. It should be noted, however, that the Stradivarian can transport a lot of people (a small orchestra, for example) but it doesn't have very many actual staterooms (the auditorium can be converted to sleeping space).