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Description: | Scale: 1:150. This model depicts the same vessel as another model in the Museum?s collection (SLR1645), which shows the ?John E Hyde' (1951) as originally built in Sweden as an oil tanker. In this model, the vessel is portrayed following her conversion in 1961 to a bulk carrier for Rederi A/B Tankoil of Gothenburg.
The Japanese shipyard, Kure Shipbuilding and Engineering Company, lengthened and widened the ?John E Hyde's? hull and strengthened the holds to take bulk cargoes. Only large shipyards can undertake this sort of complicated conversion, which involves cutting a ship in halves both longitudinally and transversely and building in additional sections. The rebuilt ?John E Hyde', considerably larger than before, remained a Swedish-owned ship until its sale in 1965 to Sheldon Bulk Carriers Inc. and it was renamed ?Silver Pagoda?.
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This model depicts the same vessel as another model in the NMM?s collection (SLR1645), which shows the John E Hyde (1951) as originally built , as an oil tanker, in Sweden. This model, depicts the vessel following its conversion in 1961 to a bulk carrier for Rederi A/B Tankoil of Gothenburg.
The Japanese shipyard, Kure Shipbuilding and Engineering Company, lengthened and widened the John E Hyde's hull and strengthened the holds to take bulk cargoes. Only large shipyards can undertake this sort of complicated conversion, which involves cutting a ship in halves both longitudinally and transversely and building in additional sections. The rebuilt John E Hyde, considerably larger than before, remained a Swedish-owned ship until her sale in 1965 to Sheldon Bulk Carriers Inc. and she was renamed Silver Pagoda.
caption: John E. Hyde (1951) - starboard broadside
caption: John E. Hyde (1951) - port three quarter view
caption: John E. Hyde (1951) - starboard quarter view
caption: unavailable | Publisher: | "http://collections.rmg.co.uk/" | Rights holder: | "Royal Museums Greenwich" | Subjects: | Greenwich Ship models : their purpose and development from 1650 to the present : illustrated from the ship model collection of the National Maritime Museum full hull ship models John E Hyde 1951 | Source: | Royal Museums Greenwich | Identifier: | http://collections.rmg.co.uk/collections... | Go to resource |
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