Nigel Bryant
Member
Remco,
Maybe look at some improvements with other rooms, like the first-class Smoking Room on Deck A. With the drawen illustrations to go with it and maybe some speculations on why the decor was changed from the previous Olympics.
Another idea that was radically changed both from the Olympic & Titanic on Britannic was the new enlarged Reception Room for the a La Carte Resturant on B Deck. (If theres info about it)
Also maybe some work on the barber shops, a woman's hairdressing salon, the first ever on a Olympic-class ship (besides Olympic which was added later)
I always been interested with the 1st-class Dining Saloon on the Olympics. Maybe if there is information about Britannic's Saloon how about a write up about that room?
The largest room afloat and a hight of the social ocassion when dining aboard, especially on the most luxurious ship of all of the Olympics. Maybe some information about increased seating capcity (if there was any)? I think there was less though, becuase of the reduced staterooms on B- deck though.
Maybe also some information about Britannic's new enclosed promenade on Deck B. Why it was installed and maybe some stats about the new type of windows? Some pros on why this deckspace was added to Britannic.
Even if some articles are quite short, it would be a great resource on what the R.M.S Britannic would have looked like.
Lastly maybe some nice photographs of your R.M.S Britannic model on the page, it is looking awesome. I have just seen the updates on the Debris Feild site and it is looking wicked. Maybe once you have finished your model you could use some of the photos with some exterior reports. Some nice colourful photographs of it would show what the Britannic would look like in passenger service.
I hope these suggestions are helpful and keep up the great work. Good luck for you and Mark's future articles.
All the best,
Nigel
Maybe look at some improvements with other rooms, like the first-class Smoking Room on Deck A. With the drawen illustrations to go with it and maybe some speculations on why the decor was changed from the previous Olympics.
Another idea that was radically changed both from the Olympic & Titanic on Britannic was the new enlarged Reception Room for the a La Carte Resturant on B Deck. (If theres info about it)
Also maybe some work on the barber shops, a woman's hairdressing salon, the first ever on a Olympic-class ship (besides Olympic which was added later)
I always been interested with the 1st-class Dining Saloon on the Olympics. Maybe if there is information about Britannic's Saloon how about a write up about that room?
The largest room afloat and a hight of the social ocassion when dining aboard, especially on the most luxurious ship of all of the Olympics. Maybe some information about increased seating capcity (if there was any)? I think there was less though, becuase of the reduced staterooms on B- deck though.
Maybe also some information about Britannic's new enclosed promenade on Deck B. Why it was installed and maybe some stats about the new type of windows? Some pros on why this deckspace was added to Britannic.
Even if some articles are quite short, it would be a great resource on what the R.M.S Britannic would have looked like.
Lastly maybe some nice photographs of your R.M.S Britannic model on the page, it is looking awesome. I have just seen the updates on the Debris Feild site and it is looking wicked. Maybe once you have finished your model you could use some of the photos with some exterior reports. Some nice colourful photographs of it would show what the Britannic would look like in passenger service.
I hope these suggestions are helpful and keep up the great work. Good luck for you and Mark's future articles.
All the best,
Nigel
