RMS Teutonic (Sinkable)
Teutonic was built under the British Auxiliary Armed Cruiser Agreement, and was Britain’s first armed merchant cruiser, sporting eight 4.7" guns. These were removed after the military reviews, and on August 7, 1889, she left on her maiden voyage to New York City, replacing Baltic in White Star’s lineup. In 1891, Majestic brought the Blue Riband to White Star, and in 1891, Teutonic took it from her sister with an average crossing speed of 20.25 knots (37.50 km/h). She later bested her own record with a speed of 20.5 knots (38.0 km/h). The following year City of Paris took the honor away, and no White Star ship would ever regain it. Despite this, both Teutonic and her sister were extremely profitable liners, and the two ships made crossings completely filled to passenger capacity several times.
- Falling Funnels
- Sink Mode
- Realistic Lights
Specifications
- 10,000 Tons
- 20 KN
Recommendations
- Sink in Deep Waters
- Sink at Night
How to Use
- Engine Overheating off
- vehicle Damage off
- Infinite Electricity on
- Infinite Fuel on
