Thank you for your comment, MS. These days I am not visiting Japan as often as I've used to, so I guess we'll be relying on your photos as the news source from Imabari shipyards... :)

Cheers

Vlad

Thank you for posting the first 11,000TEU for EVERGREEN. I will follow the same series built by Imabari Shipbuilding next year but maybe you take first, haha!

Thank you for your comment, Andrew. If it wasn't for Jan, I'd have no idea about this baby. So I was the local asset that was activated, with the results you see... :)

Cheers

Vlad

Great catch as always Vlad, amazing how these ships appear so quickly.
Like the look for this class that have the standard Evergreen look. Like Jan hoping to see this class in Europe at some point.

cheers
Andrew

@Vlad: I am amazed the speed at weich you fulfil special wishes, Sir :-) I think I owe you a few drinks now. I was really keen to see her. Quite a few morr new F-classes in the pipeline. Hope to see one in Europe one day, though initially, the US east coast is the place to take photos of these babies.

Thank you all for your comments.

Tonker, at first not knowing her size, I thought that she was a "regular" 18,000+ TEU vessel, but then I saw her "neighbor"...

http://www.shipspotting.com/gallery/photo.php?lid=3092400

So yes, Vladimir, she does look a bit like a feeder... :)

Roy, I guess "keeping the legacy look" is something Evergreen pushes on all builders, otherwise we'd have more bland/ugly HHI/SHI style superstructures.

Cheers

Vlad

Very well spotted Vlad, thanks!
They somehow managed to keep the "Evergreen look".
Cheers,
Roy

Excellent pic thanks, Lappino, its funny how on her own, she`d look quite large, but then you look over to her portside at the monster sitting there, and it really puts things into perspective!

Thanks for sharing, very interesting vessel
After so many photos of mega container vessels, with all respect to Evergreen, this size looks like “feeders”
Interesting like always
Best Regards
Volodymyr