Kind of like a big car with no wheels. On the water...

[swiss]

Thought perhaps some of you grease monkeys might like to see what I've been working on the last four months:

The control room and me in my nastiest boiler suit

Nick the engineer, a man with a whole lot of volts...

Yes, I may be a shorty but these are still very large engines

Nick the engineer again, posing with his babies. This is the deck above the last photo. Two Crossley-Pielstick PC2V mkIIs, V14 twin-turbo medium speed four strokes. Sounds like the proverbial bag of hammers


The important thing is there's nothing you couldn't fix with a shifter, stillies and a sledge hammer. Proper engineering, that

[puggy]

Interesting foto's think you could have washed your overhauls for the occasion though

[steve_earwig]

Maybe that's what he's doing in the control room, there's a dial for it... F*ck me, there must be, there's one for every damn thing else Are you resisting the urge to pull that big red lever? (love the way the pc's jammed in there - "making use of the technology, sir (not surfing for porn via the sat link...)" Just wtf do you need 3,300 volts for, zapping dolfins? You're mate's a dead ringer for my šogor (brother-in-law) btw. There's something very, you know, U-boat, about the shot between those engines. (ALARM!) Where's the one of you wearing a diving suit wrestling with a giant squid?

[Welly]

Love the row of switches and warning lights marked "miscellaneous"

[swiss]

If you liked that you'd love the huge red button marked PANIC, not to mention the CO2 alarm with OHSHIT underneath it

Yes, we did actually have those