Thanks to Richard for the spotting, the picture and the tip.
To me this one is not so much ugly as more …uhm…interesting looking.
More info can be found here: https://www.wally.com/wally-why/why200.html
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Little Truck cabin tug
Posted: 20 May, 2020 by SeaBart in special, strange, uglyTags: cabin, truck, tug
Picture via https://www.hamnen.se/
The original article (in Swedish) is HERE (or click on the pic) translated to english via Google HERE and the for sale advert with more pics HERE.
Many thanks to Henrik L for the find & the tip!
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Unknown cute US Navy tuggie
Posted: 20 October, 2019 by SeaBart in non-ugly, specialTags: cute, little, tug
Found on the Interwebs
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Picture by Roar Jensen via http://www.shipspotting.com
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Picture via the interwebs
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#clever #friendly #couldlookbetter #friendlyface #interesting #innovative
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John J. Harvey
Posted: 12 July, 2018 by SeaBart in paintjob, specialTags: art, firefighting vessel, paintjob, razzle-dazzle
Picture by Will van Dorp via http://www.tugster.wordpress.com
#wow #quiteaspectaculairpaintjob #razzledazzle #Ilikethat
Google “Tauba Auerbach flow separation” for more info, or click here.
Some more Razzle-Dazzle art ships (that I really like):
The “Snowdrop”, a ferry on the River Mersey (to start an earwurm: click here):
Picture by Barry Graham via http://www.shipspotting.com
And the Fingal, a ‘boatique’ hotel in Leith:
Picture by sjmackay_1972 via http://www.flickr.com
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Picture by colon-dash via http://www.shipspotting.com
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Baltika – IMO 9649237
Posted: 28 January, 2014 by SeaBart in special, strangeTags: icebreaker, strange, unusual
PRELUDE – IMO 9648714
Posted: 24 December, 2013 by SeaBart in monster, specialTags: FLNG, monster, under construction
Picture by lapino via http://www.shipspoting.com
A true Monster of the Seas, more info here.
An artists impression of the finished product:
Picture via the Interwebs.
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The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2011 annual report for this blog.
Here’s an excerpt:
The Louvre Museum has 8.5 million visitors per year. This blog was viewed about 210,000 times in 2011. If it were an exhibit at the Louvre Museum, it would take about 9 days for that many people to see it.
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Gloria Siderum
Posted: 1 December, 2011 by SeaBart in special, uglyTags: coaster, Heavy lift, special, ugly
Gloria Siderum
IMO : 7006754
Build :
–Hada II (IMO 513945) : 1957 by De Groot & van Vliet – Slikkerveer in The Netherlands, nr 319
–Hermes (IMO 514914) : 1956 by by De Groot & van Vliet – Slikkerveer in The Netherlands, nr 315
Both vessels were welded together in 1969 by De Groot & van Vliet” – Slikkerveer in the Netherlands
Right, so you thought the idea of Allseas creating a catamaran of 2 existing vessels (the Pieter Schelte) was new. Well, it wasn’t. Somewhere in the second half of the 60’s somebody had a brainstorm and got the wild idea to weld 2 coasters together, put on a heavy lift derrick and thus creating a Heavy Lift Vessel. (possibly the genesis of the Heavy Lift World). (more…)
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Henry P. Lading
IMO : 8646484
Built : 1930 by Palmers’ SB. & Iron Co., Ltd. – Newcastle in the U.K., nr 1000 as Peter Hurll (tanker)
Converted : 1963 (bow only, rest of the vessel was scrapped) by ??? – Aarhus in Denmark
This must be the oldest still active vessel that will be featured here on Uglyships.com, the hull was basically build in 1930 as part of the tanker Peter Hurrl, as seen on the (more…)
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Pacific Tracker
Posted: 22 September, 2011 by SeaBart in special, uglyTags: conversion, gen.cargo, navy, ugly
Pacific Tracker
IMO : 6507921
Build : 1965 by Ingalls Shipbuilding Corp – Pascagoula, Mississippi in the USA, no 487 as Mormacdraco
I can actually hear you thinking now: has SeaBart lost his mind in the few months before while he wasn’t posting, that ship does not look ugly at all, she is a classic. And my (more…)
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