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SEALAND MICHIGAN - IMO 9196864

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© Jens Boldt

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Photographer:

Jens Boldt [ View profile ]

Captured:

Sep 8, 2014

Title:

Sealand Michigan

Location:

Hamburg, Germany

Photo Category:

Containerships Built 1991-2000

Added:

Sep 8, 2014

Views:

1,182

Image Resolution:

1,680 x 1,158

Description:

SEALAND MICHIGAN leaving Hamburg bound for Felixstowe, seen from Bubendey Ufer, Hamburg, 08.09.2014

Current name:

SEALAND MICHIGAN

Current flag:

Home port:

Callsign:

IMO:

MMSI:

Build year:

Builder:

Hyundai Heavy Industries - Ulsan, South Korea

Manager:

Costamare Shipping - Athens, Greece

Owner:

Costamare Shipping - Athens, Greece

Class society:

Vessel Type:

Container Ship

Gross tonnage:

74,583 tons

Summer DWT:

81,574 tons

Length:

303 m

Beam:

40 m

Draught:

11.2 m

Photos:

127 photos by 53 photographers

Last known position:

32°47’52.1” N, 79°55’40.53” W

Status:

Speed, course (heading):

0kts, 153.1° (331°)

Destination:

- Location:

Savannah

- Arrival:

6th Jun 2024 / 01:00:38 UTC

Last update:

5 minutes ago

Source:

AIS (ShipXplorer)

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person

Completely agree, Shaun, though I always like to think that some rust adds character to a ship:-)

But what's even more important, she's the first Sealand vessel I ever caught!

person

Overlooking her untidy state, she is of quite an interestingly pleasant design!

person

I know, Theo, I know. Think you once told me about the strict regulations concerning paint-jobs on a ship, so I don't blame it on the crew... (or master for that matter;-)

person

Guys, keep in mind that in 99 from 100 container terminals and the same counts for ports, painting hulls is prohibited (and in some ports also other paint works or maintenance works). So if these ships are not for longer periods of time here and there on anchorages then the last ones at fault are the crews !!!!

person

Judging from Lappino's photo here on Shipspotting she still looked quite good three and a half years ago... but of course not as good as when you painted her, Denis :-D :-D

person

Ugh... Well, since the crew either is too lazy or has no time to paint their ship, I guess I'll make them a favor so sailing on such rust buckets would be less embarrassing: http://oi58.tinypic.com/j5b01t.jpg

:D

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