RMS Queen Mary 2 – Cunard Flagship

When QM2 commenced her sea trails in late 2003, she was the first Ocean Liner to be built in a generation. As the first transatlantic ocean liner to enter service since QE2 in 1969, QM2 is not only a marvel of engineering, but she is also considerably larger than any liner before her.

Queen Mary 2 is the largest, longest and most expensive ocean liner ever built – an impressive title – and when she first entered service, QM2 was also the largest cruise ship ever built.

QM2 boasts a graceful appearance and unique sea-keeping ability, capable of transiting the North Atlantic Ocean year round. Today she maintains the only regularly scheduled transatlantic crossings – a tradition that Cunard has held since 1840. QM2 proudly carries the Cunard name around the world, undertaking regular world cruises as well as pleasure voyages, made possible thanks to her dual-purpose design.

Queen Mary 2 is one of my absolute favourite ships. By reading these pages I think you’ll understand why!

Queen Mary 2 Print

This 1:480 scale portrait of Queen Mary 2 by The Cruise Maps is a true celebration of the last great ocean liner. This drawing originated from the painstaking work of the world renowned ship artist, Julien Garnier, whose signature appears on every print. Complete with delightful fine details of this famous ship, this scale portrait is the ultimate collector’s item and is also signed by Stephen Payne OBE, the lead designer of Queen Mary 2. This print will capture the imagination of art lovers and the most erudite of naval modellers alike.

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