RECREATION OF THE SHIP IN 3D
This gallery here presents the final result of recreating the ship in accurate detail on the computer. Following measurements of the wreck’s dimensions underwater, the original ship’s model had been re-built in 3D software.
Observing even color specifications of historic spec sheets of the ship, the final model was then rendered out in the ambience of various weather conditions.
The starboard side on a sunny day with scattered clouds
The East Asiatic Shipping Co. flag is hoisted atop the mast
Port side view from the rear cabin deck
A starboard side view onto the forward cargo hold
Against the low sun
View back onto the bridge from the forecastle
The cabins at the stern
The port side at sunset
Braving a thunderstorm during the Thai rainy season
Laying at anchor in the evening hours
Voyage into the sun as seen from atop the rear cabins
Aerial shot of the vessel
The stern at twilight
The calm before a storm
View of the bow as seen from the captain’s bridge
The door to the first class cabin – the best spot on the ship
Either side was fitted with three life boats
Anchored off Ko Chuang
Details of the port side
Forward side of the upper decks
The starboard side just before a thunder storm
VIEW THIS 3D MODEL IN ANIMATION
Brought back to life in the computer, here an exciting animation of the finished 3D Suddahdib model to give you an accurate impression of what it was like aboard the ship almost 70 years ago.
Click on the ‘expand’ icon bottom right corner to view in full screen.
