Easy/Hard Jig/puzzle

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Pilot Vessel - ?https://www.jigsawplanet.com/?rc=play&pid=26787918c2f2

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U.S.C.G Vessel - ?https://www.jigsawplanet.com/?rc=play&pid=167ac68816c2

[Saudisid]

Originally Posted by JustWin

Pilot Vessel - ?https://www.jigsawplanet.com/?rc=play&pid=26787918c2f2

Mass pilot or Wallender Pilot

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Originally Posted by Saudisid

Mass pilot or Wallender Pilot

No. This one is based in the Big Apple.

[Makko]

#3827 - USCGC Citrus WLB-300.

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Originally Posted by Makko

#3827 - USCGC Citrus WLB-300.

Correct.

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Originally Posted by Makko

Phemius????? then. Defo a Super P, half a p(o)int!

No.

[Makko]

Originally Posted by JustWin

No.

PERSEUS !:

PERSEUS (4) was built in 1967 by Vickers Armstrong Ltd at Newcastle with a tonnage of 12094grt, a length of 563ft 10in, a beam of 77ft 11in and a service speed of 21 knots. Sister of the Priam she was completed for Glen Line as the Radnorshire. In 1973 she was transferred to the China Navigation Co. and renamed Perseus. After only eleven years with the Holt Group she was sold to John Swire’s China Navigation Co., a company in which Holt’s had a substantial interest, and renamed Kwangsi. Three years later, in 1981, she was sold to undisclosed owners and renamed Asia Dragon with registry in Panama. Shortly afterwards she was sold on to the Saudi Venture Corporation of Jeddah, later to be restyled Saudi Falcon Navigation Co., and renamed Saudi ZamZam. Two years later, in 1984, she was sold to Chinese shipbreakers.

[JustWin]

Originally Posted by Makko

PERSEUS !:

PERSEUS (4) was built in 1967 by Vickers Armstrong Ltd at Newcastle with a tonnage of 12094grt, a length of 563ft 10in, a beam of 77ft 11in and a service speed of 21 knots. Sister of the Priam she was completed for Glen Line as the Radnorshire. In 1973 she was transferred to the China Navigation Co. and renamed Perseus. After only eleven years with the Holt Group she was sold to John Swire’s China Navigation Co., a company in which Holt’s had a substantial interest, and renamed Kwangsi. Three years later, in 1981, she was sold to undisclosed owners and renamed Asia Dragon with registry in Panama. Shortly afterwards she was sold on to the Saudi Venture Corporation of Jeddah, later to be restyled Saudi Falcon Navigation Co., and renamed Saudi ZamZam. Two years later, in 1984, she was sold to Chinese shipbreakers.

Guess that must be the one then.

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Passenger Ship - ?https://www.jigsawplanet.com/?rc=play&pid=062668c6b5df

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Buoy Maintenance Vessel - ?https://www.jigsawplanet.com/?rc=play&pid=192964ac7fb6

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Battleship. HMS - ?https://www.jigsawplanet.com/?rc=play&pid=3ff7a57cf543

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Old Ferry - ?https://www.jigsawplanet.com/?rc=play&pid=2c898a7ee442

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Tall Ship - ?https://www.jigsawplanet.com/?rc=play&pid=3adfb153d7c2

[DAVIDJM]

Battleship (well almost)


HMS Roberts

[Makko]

#3839 - Alexander Von Humboldt II

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Originally Posted by DAVIDJM

Battleship (well almost)


HMS Roberts

Correct.

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Originally Posted by Makko

#3839 - Alexander Von Humboldt II

Correct.

[Makko]

#3838 - Duke of Lancaster, the "Fun Boat" at Mostyn?

[Makko]

#3835 - Edinburgh Castle?

[DAVIDJM]

#3835 Warwick Castle

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Originally Posted by Makko

#3838 - Duke of Lancaster, the "Fun Boat" at Mostyn?

Correct.

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Originally Posted by Makko

#3835 - Edinburgh Castle?

No.

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Originally Posted by DAVIDJM

#3835 Warwick Castle

No.

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Cargo Ship - ?https://www.jigsawplanet.com/?rc=play&pid=3f2ec575d3c6