We were asked to build a model of this innovative ship. Our model is completely hand-made. In this particular case, none of the parts are 3D-printed. The model is in 1:150 scale.
Here are a few details from the Canada Steamship Lines website:
“MV Nukumi is the first diesel-electric Laker and the first single point loader to operate in Canada.
Several innovations are built into MV Nukumi’s design to reduce its overall environmental footprint. These include diesel-electric tier 3 engines, a ballast water treatment system, a waste heat recovery system, and overall quieter machinery.
A fixed, single point of loading system with a single hopper, and a cargo-handling system that eliminates the need for shifting during loading, improves the safety and efficiency of cargo operations.
A modern hull design and state-of-the-art propulsion system enhance the manoeuvrability of the vessel and increase the safety of navigation in shallow waterways.
MV Nukumi is wholly owned and operated by CSL.”
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