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And the Oscar goes to...This is the first 18.400 TEU vessel for MSC, outfitting at DSME shipyard.
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This one just crept up on us! how do DSME do it!
Can confirm this is the first in a series of 6 x 18000teu units all for del 2015, Hull nos 4277,4278,4279 owned by HK Asset Management and hull nos 4280,4281,4282 through Minsheng Financial.
The superstructure is indeed alot nicer looking the CSCL Globe.
Regards
Andrew
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This MSC vessel has gone completely undetected (by me) so far. 3 weeks ago I did not see anything going on at DSME that would resemble this vessel - and now she is already in the water!
Rgds
Vlad
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Brgds
Ruslan
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Vlad
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Nice shot of another biggy.....lists also show Daewoo 4281 (IMO 9708681 and 4282 (IMO 9708693) - so I guess 6 in the series.
Allan
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I only know the hull numbers, DSME 4277 to 4280, and dimensions which will be very similar to those of Maersk Triple E...
So, 18.400 TEU, 395.4x59x16 m, 23 container rows across, 5+10+9 bays aft to fwd.
Rgds
Vlad
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Thanks for posting your good shot from the front line! Very "news-full" photo! Any info about the series of these ships?
BRGDS
Ruslan
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I like her superstructure too - looks so much better than CSCL Globe's...
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Vlad
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You can consider youself lucky to be in the font row all the time!
Nice superstructure, by the way. Strong memories of the MSC Danit series from "yesteryears"...
Keep up the excellent work!
Brgrds,
Herbert
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