 | SeaBart on BRUTUS |
 | Rudolf on DIRK S. VANENKEVORT |
 | Bradley Laing on BRUTUS |
 | Thomas Jahr on BRUTUS |
 | Richard Finch on Clayoquot Server |
| Bradley Laing on Wappen von Hamburg – IMO… |
 | Jon on Jascon 27 |
 | Marty on Jascon 27 |
 | Brad Dale on Clayoquot Server |
 | OSCAR on Ocean Scotsman (updated) |
Picture by Alf Kåre Aasebø via ww.shipspotting.com
Square?
Thanks again to D.D. for the tip!
EDIT:
As mentioned in the comments by Thomas: it’s indeed a trimaran, below is the picture he is linking to (via Google).
Picture by PTS Ltd, via http://www.polandatsea.com
Picture by Frode Adolfsen via http://www.shipspotting.com
Picture by Wolfgang Fricke via http://www.shipspotting.com
Picture by Patricio Pillancari via Wikipedia
More pictures here on Shipspotting.
Some explanation about the really weird bow-thingies here on www.canadiandefencereview.com.
But that doesn’t explain the other strange things going on at the accommodation and the funnel.
Thanks to D.D. and Thomas D. for the fabulous tip!
PIcture via https://en.portnews.ru/
Dunno source, via the interwebs
Looks very suspiciously like a desert rain frog to me:
More information & pictures of the actual ship being launched can be found here on TheDrive.com.
(Thanks to Bradley L for pointing me to this article!)
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Picture by Rogério Cordeiro via http://www.shipspotting.com
Picture by Rogério Cordeiro via http://www.shipspotting.com
Found via the Comment section of this site.
More info & pics here: https://www.dewaalbv.nl/nieuws/de-waal-stelt-megaschip-nautic-twin-in-paraguay-in-bedrijf
Thanks to PZ for the tip!
Found via the Interwebs
Picture by John Wilson via http://www.shipspotting.com
Screenshot from the Knowyourships.com Facebook page.
This is how the vessel looks nowadays:
STEWART J. CORT – IMO 7105495:
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Picture by Shippingman via http://www.shippspotting.com
Many thanks to Oriane H. for the tip!
Picture by Jeff Thoreson via http://www.shipspotting.com
Picture by Erwin Willemse via http://www.shipspotting.com
A regular vessel but a very unfortunate name: Shiner.
Same-ish goes for the “Woolloomoolloo” – IMO 9584499…it sounds just a bit..uhm.. weird. (Woolloomoolloo is a suburd of Sydney)
Picture by Marcel & Ruud Coster via http://www.shipspotting.com
Picture by Graham Pepper via http://www.shipspotting.com
