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koch
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posted 02-25-2005 08:48 AM      Profile for koch   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
hello all
does anyone have any pictures especially interior pictures of this ship ?
also deck plans and any other things would be helpfull
or someone knows a website where there are any of these things posted

thanks in advance


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Ocean Liners
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posted 02-25-2005 09:06 AM      Profile for Ocean Liners     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Here's a direct link to the deck plans but only in japanese

Asuka

you may scroll to other decks if click button next to 11.

M.S. ASUKA CRUISE SCHEDULE (2005.7-2006.7)

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Onno
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posted 02-25-2005 09:16 AM      Profile for Onno   Author's Homepage   Email Onno   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
If you are interested here you can download a PDF file of a paper model of the Asuka, if you print it on cardboard you can build it. The model is rather nice for a free download.paper model

Onno


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Cambodge
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posted 02-25-2005 10:34 AM      Profile for Cambodge   Email Cambodge   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Onno: Just out of curiosity, how can one print on cardboard? It would have to go around the rollers of a printer, I should think.

Do you perhaps have a similar printer that will print messages atop a festive cake, like "Happy Birthday" and such?


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Onno
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posted 02-25-2005 11:27 AM      Profile for Onno   Author's Homepage   Email Onno   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
quote:
Originally posted by Cambodge:
Onno: Just out of curiosity, how can one print on cardboard? It would have to go around the rollers of a printer, I should think.

Do you perhaps have a similar printer that will print messages atop a festive cake, like "Happy Birthday" and such?


Hi Robert,

It all depend on which printer you have.

HP inkjets are not so suitable because your paper does a U turn while printing and cardboard is too thick too make the bend. For years now I have been printing with Epson printers, the paper slides trough the printer without making that U turn. Some of the Epson printers also have an extra feature that the entire print heads can be lifted slightly for thick paper and cardboard to go underneath it. I often push my printer to the limit an one time I printed on 1 mm thick cardboard, it went trough but I literally had to push it! For my sister wedding I printed the invitations on nice cardboard that had some sort of silvery things “woven” trough it.

Most brands have their own line of papers, cardboard, transfers, sheets etc. I often use Ivory cardboard to printout the hull framings of my own models.

If you have some specific question just send me an e-mail.

Onno

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ms. gia
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posted 09-20-2005 01:25 AM      Profile for ms. gia   Email ms. gia   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
hi there
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ms. gia
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posted 09-20-2005 01:33 AM      Profile for ms. gia   Email ms. gia   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
hi

i was wondering if i can send a personal letter to your employee there using this website?
Or do you have any exclusive email privelege to your employee at your cruisin? if that so, can you give me? so that i can send en email to my friend that workin there.


thank you very much,
gia


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