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[RobNeath]

Iona entering Nordfjorden on her transit to Olden

[PASSIONE_TRAGHETTI]

TIRRENIA NURAGHES AT SEA

[RobNeath]

P&O Cruises soon to be new ship Arvia preparing to depart Emeshaven on her voyage to Bremerhaven, for her delivery from Meyer Werft to the cruise line.

[dayveeee07]

PO Canterbury (2002-03') / MF Wawel (Present)

[MokMok]

PO Canterbury (2002-03') / MF Wawel (Present)

Where can I buy or download this beautiful vessel?

[dayveeee07]

PO Canterbury (2002-03') / MF Wawel (Present)

Where can I buy or download this beautiful vessel?

Here's the link of the website, https://sarca-virtualshipyard.store/

[NZ6258]

HMNZS Monowai exploring Akaroa Harbour




Monowai was a model I built as a scenery object for FS/P3D and converted. Just trying now to get it sailing right <lol>

Sean

[Sailorjohn]

Welcome to VSNG, NZ6258. We're glad to have you aboard.

That's a beautiful vessel, your Monowai. Looks to be multi-purpose, like most of the USCG cutters in which I've served. If I can be of any service in creating lifelike properties and elements to make her 'sail right', give me a yell. I've worked up performance parameters for many vessel modelers here and in VSF, based on a career as USCG officer, and recreational boat owner.

Fair winds,
SailorJohn

[NZ6258]

Welcome to VSNG, NZ6258. We're glad to have you aboard.

Thanks, I've been a way a wee while but it's great to be back, and VSNG has certainly raised the bar!

That's a beautiful vessel, your Monowai. Looks to be multi-purpose, like most of the USCG cutters in which I've served. If I can be of any service in creating lifelike properties and elements to make her 'sail right', give me a yell. I've worked up performance parameters for many vessel modelers here and in VSF, based on a career as USCG officer, and recreational boat owner.

HMNZS Monowai (A06) was a hydrographic survey vessel of the Royal New Zealand Navy, and was known as the 'Ghost of the Coast' due to her quietly doing her job around the long and often lonely coastlines of NZ

I am picking up how things are done in VSNG vs old VS, and getting her working. I may release a beta version for you to have a tinker with

Cheers
Sean

[Sailorjohn]

Cool. I go way back in MF and VS...probably 1999. It's been a fun ride. All the joys of real-world boating, without the barnacles, boatyard bills, and barfing over the lee rail.

[TheLonesomeSkipper]

"Captain... they're here."

[NZ6258]

Welcome to VSNG, NZ6258. We're glad to have you aboard.

That's a beautiful vessel, your Monowai. Looks to be multi-purpose, like most of the USCG cutters in which I've served. If I can be of any service in creating lifelike properties and elements to make her 'sail right', give me a yell. I've worked up performance parameters for many vessel modelers here and in VSF, based on a career as USCG officer, and recreational boat owner.

Fair winds,
SailorJohn

Good Morning SailorJohn!

I've been sailing a bit now.. and think it's time I called in an expert (see.. that's where you come in) to tune my vessel! Biggest problem I have is getting her to turn at low speed, even Sydney harbour is hard work

Oh, and I've turned her back into an "Island Trader" as she was prior to refit for RNZN Service.. so 2 versions, same ship, different paint

I can make her available (warts and all) if you want to do some fettling?

Cheers
Sean

[Sailorjohn]

I'd be happy to oblige, Sean.
I've sent you a PM.
SJ

[TheLonesomeSkipper]

Today I bought the scenery from Sim3D based around southern Sweden, including the Port of Gothenburg. Here is my model of the Jahre Viking, being given a helping hand from a tug into the oil terminal.

As she is the largest and longest ship there is, it won't be an easy task, but this tug is determined to help.

[TheLonesomeSkipper]

Somewhere outside the Port of Gothenburg... she was all too large and had a far too great draft to be able to dock in port... so here she's waiting for a smaller tanker to dock beside for some oil transfer...

[TheLonesomeSkipper]

... and here she is again... on sea trials. The stats are accurate, a turning circle of two nautical miles. According to her captain Surinder Kumar Mohan, whom I've actually talked to on Facebook, when I used that... (nowadays I stick to forums)

[TheLonesomeSkipper]

The Now named Seawise Giant, in the north east Atlantic Ocean. Heading towards the North Sea for a special job.

[TheLonesomeSkipper]

Oil transfer outside port.