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This is what the whistle of the Morro Castle and its sister ship, the Oriente, would have sounded like. I’m basing this on the American company Kahlenberg, which created numerous steam whistles for railways and ships throughout the 20th century.

I know some of you will comment that there is footage where you can supposedly hear the Morro Castle’s whistle, except that the hull of the ship leaving the dock isn’t that of the Morro Castle ; it’s the Cunard Line’s Aquitania.

Video of an upcoming Roblox game (not yet released) about the Morro Castle that will let you explore its entire exterior with museum-quality detail, based on blueprints, photos of the wreck, images from its service, and some of its sister ships.

Here is the name of the upcoming game: T.E.L. Morro Castle (1934) The Glory Years.

Work on the boat deck continues:

- The lifeboats and davits are 100% historically accurate, thanks to recently discovered photos.

- Details such as weight and maximum passenger capacity have been added.

- The electric winch used to lower the davits has been added. (I spent four days trying to figure out what it looked like based on blurry photos of the wreck.)

The aft D deck of the Morro Castle is now 100% complete; this is the first fully detailed deck of the model.

The miniature horse race, one of the outdoor games available in the Morro Castle, has been completed and detailed (Note: I had no idea this game existed in the Morro Castle).