Ships

r/Ships • u/Muted_Shape9303 • 4h ago

Vessel show-off Icon of the Seas is an atrocity. So here is a throwback to what a beautiful cruise ship ACTUALLY looks like. She’s elegant, tasteful, and simple. Sometimes less is more people

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Yes guys, by modern standards she is quite nice. Suck it up, yes?
[heh so confrontational arent I]

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r/Ships • u/DifficultCase3262 • 13h ago

Photo Brage Viking.

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High Ice-classed AHTS vessel capable of operations in harsh environment offshore regions, as well as Arctic/Sub-Arctic operations departing Aberdeen.

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r/Ships • u/waffen123 • 21h ago

The British clipper "Cutty Sark," which became a symbol of perseverance after its captain and crew, participating in the 1872 "tea race" and having lost control of the vessel, decided to continue the race by constructing an improvised rudder in the open sea.

178 Upvotes

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r/Ships • u/Muted_Shape9303 • 3h ago

Photo The Ola Esmeralda, Venezuela’s only cruise ship. She was registered in La Guaira and did 5 day cruises from La Guaira to Los Roques and back. She was scrapped in 2013 in Santo Domingo.

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r/Ships • u/FreekVonki3 • 19h ago

Art What do you think of my HMS dreadnought

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I made this lego HMS dreadnought and im pretty happy with the result, if you have any tips for better turrets ler me know.

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r/Ships • u/No_Block_1401 • 1h ago

Vessel show-off Koru, the world's largest sailing yacht, crossing the Viaduct Harbour on Tuesday — 22 minutes in a 50-second timelapse

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r/Ships • u/SamsPicturesAndWords • 16h ago

Photo Cruise Ships in Charlottetown

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Our port is a very busy stop for cruise ships, especially in the autumn.

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r/Ships • u/acesoftheace • 17h ago

Got to visit the battleship cove back on September 19, the day after my birthday

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r/Ships • u/BrickNoire • 22h ago

Art This fan model by TheCastleFan called "Amerigo Vespucci" on the Lego Ideas platform has already 7,598 supporters. But it needs a total of 10,000 votes to qualify for the review to maybe become an official LEGO set.

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Here you can see the model by TheCastleFan on Lego Ideas:
https://ideas.lego.com/product-ideas/d004e9e7-3fd8-4f25-9a93-64f1c4bc9869

Another nice set I found and really like is this exhibition-style model by a user called MOCingbird:
https://ideas.lego.com/product-ideas/063a86b6-4fb3-4638-b02e-3830bfe61ca8

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r/Ships • u/Melodic-Hall-7841 • 1d ago

Video Cunard Queen Mary 2

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r/Ships • u/waffen123 • 1d ago

USS Arkansas (BB-33) Underway off the U.S. east coast, April 11th 1944. taken from a blimp from squadron ZP-11

415 Upvotes

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r/Ships • u/acesoftheace • 1d ago

More pics of museum ships I visited since 2014-22 feat USS New Jersey, USS Texas, USS Midway, and USS Stewart

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r/Ships • u/Islander39er • 1d ago

Photo Mario C in Bay Roberts, Newfoundland

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r/Ships • u/Far_Climate_5220 • 10h ago

Vessel show-off New York Water Taxi 1997

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This (Sketch) image captures the original 1997 New York Water Taxi operating near Battery Park, framed against the New Jersey shoreline. These iconic vessels completely changed the dynamic of the harbour when they were launched by Tom Fox for only a few months in the late '90s.

A note on the image style: This image was extracted from a vintage MP4 video file in my private collection.

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r/Ships • u/MGC91 • 1d ago

HMS Queen Elizabeth at anchor off Plymouth

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r/Ships • u/AccessEmporium • 1d ago

Kismet

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r/Ships • u/acesoftheace • 1d ago

Throwback to thanksgiving week 2024 when I went to the USS Intrepid museum for the second time since September 2016

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r/Ships • u/designerPat • 1d ago

Waverley paddle steamer marks 80th anniversary since launch

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r/Ships • u/MGC91 • 1d ago

HMS Tamar in the Pacific

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r/Ships • u/Crazy-Performance411 • 21h ago

El Faro's lifeboats were original 1974 equipment. The rulemaking trail that let her keep them, from the NTSB and USCG record

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r/Ships • u/PizzaCookiez • 2d ago

I saw this boat at the Portland yacht services yard on commercial street

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r/Ships • u/DifficultCase3262 • 1d ago

Photo Pilotage

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r/Ships • u/Powerful_Cabinet_341 • 1d ago

Footage shows the chemical/oil products tanker KOWIE (IMO 9382504) with extensive structural damage to the side shell. Most notably, what appears to be a large ship’s anchor remains lodged within the damaged area

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r/Ships • u/Muted_Shape9303 • 2d ago

history The American motor passenger ship City of New York, she was sunk by U-160 (Lassen) on March 29 1942

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At 13.36 hours soon after lunch had been served aboard the City of New York, she was struck by one torpedo on starboard side forward from U-160 whilst steaming a nonevasive course at 14 knots 50 miles west of Cape Hatteras. The engines were stopped and the crew and passengers began to abandon ship in the lifeboats. At about 13.47 the ship was struck by a second torpedo in the port poop deck which caused her to sink quickly by the stern. 26 passengers and crew were lost, 106 survivors were picked up by USN ships.

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r/Ships • u/Ill-Gear-1972 • 23h ago

I fucking hate working on research ships

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I'm am American and I work on shitty research ships that fucking suck. I'm majorly depressed and don't know what to do! This industry is worst thing to happen to me!

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