LZ129 Hindenburg Interior Decoration Artwork
A-Deck Plan of the Hindenburg
A-Deck Interior
A-Deck Entrance
Dining Room
Promenade (Dining Room)
Lounge
During its first year of service, the airship had a special aluminium Blüthner grand piano (~180 kg) placed on board in the lounge, but it was removed after the first year to save weight.
Reading & Writing Room (Lounge)
If you compare the original with the replica, on the left is missing a picture and the shelve was actually white coloured.
Some Silk wallpaper artworks from the Writing Room
Passengers’ Cabins
Crews’ Cabins (located toward the rear of the airship)
B-Deck Interior
Bar
Smoking Room
Officers’ Mess
Kitchen
3D-Remake of Breuhaus’ furnitures, designed by Kev_Boy.
Original interior design by Caesar Pinau & Fritz August Breuhaus de Groot.
Original silk wallpaper decor artworks by Otto Arpke.
March 21, 2008 at 12:45 am
One of the pictures here shows a passenger cabin with a window, but none of the cabins on the LZ-129 had windows.
Could that image be from the LZ-130?
March 23, 2008 at 12:39 pm
cabins were added to b deck between the first and second seasons to accomodate more passengers. this is part of the reason the grand piano was removed.
can we get plans of b deck onto this page at all? if not, can anyone tell me where i can get some on the web?
March 25, 2008 at 7:42 pm
That particular picture is from the LZ-130. The cabins added on B deck would have had the windows near the floor.
March 25, 2008 at 8:07 pm
The artwork by Otto Arkpe is beautiful! Are there any additional images of his Hindenburg work which can be added to this page?
May 27, 2008 at 4:47 pm
lol how the fak do u know all these things man? how can u guys be so smart