W.B.YEATS DELIVERY IS DELAYED

Started by alfie79, April 21, 2018, 12:09:53 PM

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ferryfan

Quote from: Davy Jones on November 15, 2018, 06:37:57 PM
Was Oscar Wilde ever in IF colours?
No she was never painted to match the rest of the fleet.

alfie79

no never was and its a shame she wasn't great ship
hopefully she will on French in summer of '19
one of the last of great old style ferries

ferryfan

Less there be any confusion WB Yeats (LE) due in Dublin next Tuesday the 20th November is the Irish Navy Vessel.

brainferry

Thrre are photos of OW onboard the ship depicting her painted in IF colours .

I took a photo but it's too large to paste here

ferryfan

Quote from: brainferry on November 16, 2018, 02:20:45 PM
Thrre are photos of OW onboard the ship depicting her painted in IF colours .

I took a photo but it's too large to paste here

It's photo shopped

ferryfan

A Kiel canal tug Falckenstein arrived in Flensburg earlier today her ais has her scheduled back at Kiel on Sunday. She is currently standing off the stern of the WB Yeats.

conor

Quote from: ferryfan on November 16, 2018, 04:03:39 PM
A Kiel canal tug Falckenstein arrived in Flensburg earlier today her ais has her scheduled back at Kiel on Sunday. She is currently standing off the stern of the WB Yeats.

Does this mean that she will be leaving for Dublin this weekend or does she have to have any other work done?

conor

Ok Falckenstein is now heading back out of Flensburg. What's the story there?

Chef

It could have been towing a barge , they bring smaller pre fabricated sections from Gdnask on barges and unload them trough the building hall with the gantry cranes . The doors were open earlier today with the caisson removed to allow water in , the gantry cranes can extend a few metres out of the hall to lift off the sections . They are most likely sections for the ship that will be built next in the hall .They are not the superstructure sections for the Brittany Ferries new ship , they will be delivered after the hull is launched .

conor

Quote from: Chef on November 16, 2018, 05:59:25 PM
It could have been towing a barge , they bring smaller pre fabricated sections from Gdnask on barges and unload them trough the building hall with the gantry cranes . The doors were open earlier today with the caisson removed to allow water in , the gantry cranes can extend a few metres out of the hall to lift off the sections . They are most likely sections for the ship that will be built next in the hall .They are not the superstructure sections for the Brittany Ferries new ship , they will be delivered after the hull is launched .
OK thanks

Cladyman

Quote from: ferryfan on November 16, 2018, 04:03:39 PM
A Kiel canal tug Falckenstein arrived in Flensburg earlier today her ais has her scheduled back at Kiel on Sunday. She is currently standing off the stern of the WB Yeats.

Was reading on Keli canal.  According to WIkipedia. WB Yeats iBeam close to max!

Interesting canal amyone made the journey?

IFPete

#161
Painters busy on a sunday touching up the paint. At least three cherry pickers in action.

Hopefully WB Yeats will be ready for delivery voyage this week.

munchkin

Word off the German forums is that "delivery" is expected on Thursday 22nd.
No word if that is a handover in Flensburg or arrival in Dublin. If it's to be in Dublin for Thursday it'd want to be moving fairly sharpish!
https://forum-schiff.de/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=7550&start=180

seanlxiv

Delivery normally takes place at the shipyard.  Same as buying a car, they want to get the money before you sail it off the forecourt :-)

brainferry

Does the starboard side need paint touch up ?