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Parat Tractor Tug The Parat is interesting to modelers as it features the use of two Voith-Schneider "egg beater" drive units (purchased separately). |
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Tito Neri Tug This highly-detailed kit for the Tito Neri harbor tug has a fiberglass hull and will take two "Z" Drive units. Highly maneuverable when driven by Z-drives and bow thruster. |
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Assurance Tug Built in 1940/3 by Cochrane & Sons Shipbuilders Ltd (Selby, U.K.) the 21 tugs in the class were designed for escort/rescue work and sported a variety of unique names. |
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Aziz Anchor Handling Tug Built for worldwide operations to service and tow drilling units, and support production platforms Aziz and her sister ship Arif were commissioned in 1983 for Prince Offshore of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. |
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ENVOY SALVAGE TUG The six vessels of the ENVOY class, namely Enchanter, Encore, Enforcer, Enigma, Enticer and Envoy were built and completed in 1944 for the Admiralty by Cochrane of Selby. The vessels were used as fleet tugs during World War II and fitted with a 12-pounder deck gun, two Oerlikon guns and two Colt machine guns for defence when on escort or rescue duty. |
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YORKSHIREMAN SALVAGE TUG Built in 1978 by Cochrane of Selby, Yorkshireman and Irishman were the most powerful pair of purpose-built tugs to enter service in the UK when they joined the fleet of United Towing. The tugs were been involved in all types of towing work in the North Sea oil fields and around the world. However, their finest and most famous days were without a doubt during the Falklands War when they were taken into service with the Salvageman by the Royal Navy. Their best-known exploit was in the attempt to save the container ship Atlantic Conveyor after she had been hit by missiles from the Argentinean Air Force; unfortunately this rescue attempt was not successful. |
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Wyeforce Harbor Tug | NO LONGER AVAILABLE |
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AL KHUBAR HARBOR TUG Kit contents: fiberglass hull, prop shafts, rudders, Kort nozzles, and brass propellers. Deck, superstructure, detailed wheelhouse interior, fittings, full-size plans. |
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Dutch Courage Dutch Courage is a representation of Dutch Pride and Dutch Power, two of a series of tugs built in the Netherlands in 2003/04. Designed to operate in water depths not readily accessible by conventional tugs of deeper draft these vessels are suitable for a variety of applications including towing, pushing, supply and survey work. These tugs are fitted with a hydraulic telescoping deck crane and the rear deck space allows for the transportation of cargo, including containers. A feature of the vessels is the push-bow with heavy duty rubber fender. |
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