SS Framfab (or maybe you think it might be the Titanic....)

[nönöbär]

Some last What-If I found here....

In 2000/2001 I worked for a New Economy company, and I guess it's well known what happend to many of those companys at that time...

So back then I build the SS Framfab. I think it is not too hard too guess what the company color was - as I changed a little detail compared to the "original". And of course I had to add the company logo to the hull as well, don't ask me who had the great idea to put it this way round.



So I build the model and put it on top of my computer screen in the office. Additionally I made a drawing of an ice berg on my whiteboard and place a photo of the model close to it, in different state of flodding, depending on the state of the company ... 
I think the bosses did not like that so much 



Anyway, the company is history now, but the little model - based on a 1:1200 Revell Titanic is still around here. And the green funnels do not look that bad at all.

[sequoiaranger]

....kinda reminds me of, in my area, bumper stickers on "off-road" vehicles---the bumper sticker is upside down, reading, "If you can read this, help me turn my truck back upright!"

[nönöbär]

They wanted to show that the company is different than others, therefore the name was upside down. And not to forget the "fast-forward" sign, showing how fast and advanced they were. Ok, in the end, they hit the iceberg very fast-forward...

[PR19_Kit]

Perhaps most of its voyages were to Australia and New Zealand.....? 

[NARSES2]

Perhaps most of its voyages were to Australia and New Zealand.....? 

Possibly but it would certainly confuse a submarine skipper when viewed through a periscope