sorry to be off topic but does anyone know a way to log back into an Instagram account..? I somehow forgot my password. I would appreciate any help you can give me
@River Killian Thanks for your reply. I found the site through google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff atm. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
I'll bet there have been hundreds of launches from that shipyard with no damage to ships or the quay wall. Someone should have inspected the mooring ropes, as those things don't snap unless they are already damaged. That's something boat building safety department should be looking into.
Klasse Aufnahmen. Als ich vor gut einem Jahr zum Stapellauf des Schwesterschiffes SCOT CARRIER an gleicher Stelle war, ist ebenfalls die Leine zum Heck an der Steuerbordseite gerissen. Und dieses Mal waren die Schäden größer als damals, wie man in deinem Video sehen kann. Erstaunlich, dass man dort aus Fehlern offenbar nicht gelernt hat. Gruß Unimedien.
Ich habe mir dein Video von der Scot Carrier noch einmal angesehen. Dort haben sie viel mehr Leine gegeben und trotzdem ist die Leine wie ein Bindfaden gerissen. Vielleicht ist die Leine einfach zu dünn.
Glad to see that the dockers are health and safety conscious making sure they are wearing there hard hats when under the ship As one wrong move from the ship could be deadly without them hard hats!!!
Might be the first scratch it gets hitting something but it sure won't be the last. Maybe next time someone will come up with the brilliant idea of placing a half dozen yokohama fenders along the channel wall.
@@kevinmoore4887 no Titanic was launched stern first abdcwad absolutely fine when it left Belfast. But when you recruit a ship captain from the furthest place from the sea in and in his career he managed to wreck several ships then don't be surprised when he runs it down the side of an iceberg when not looking where he us going in an ice field. Even his statue in Beacon Park ,Lichfield, England is slowly sinking .You really could not make it up .He even severely danaged Titanic sister ship Olympic in Southampton HARBOUR! !!
I don't know why it always amazes me to see such Tonnage manipulated by man. I hope the scrape didn't cause any problems other than the Repairs to the wall. Cheers
My father had a saying about such things (I had to translate it from out the Dutch. It's not the most correct English. Were for my apologies The first damage is made now they don't have to worry any more who makes the first damage to this new boat
Super Aufnahmen aus verschiedenen Perspektiven! Hammer die GoPro Sequenz! Und das bei dem Wetter! Danke fürs Durchhalten bei dem Regen! Komisch das bei denen öfter mal ein Seil reißt. Daumen hoch fürs Video! Gruss inselvideo!
It seems it's luckily only the paint, it don't look like if it's got a dent. Next time they probably put old truck tires on the side of the wall to prevent something like this.
Yes..you're so right. Considering how those ships get launched sideways into a narrow concrete channel I would have thought that entire wall would have rubber cushioning. How stupid really!
Vielen Dank! Die Leine war meiner Meinung nach einfach zu kurz eingestellt. Wenn das Tau stabiler gewesen wäre, wäre der Schlepper womöglich noch halb gekentert.
Not a very thought out launch system. With the kind of money involved why not have a double safety margin on the ropes and bumpers of some kind on the concrete dock.
Great camera positioning and setup. Seems to be a common practice with ship builders to build ships larger than they can ideally handle, without the cost of having to expand the facilites. Makes good viewing.
I'm sorry - there is no amount of money you could pay me to remove the supports of a ship while standing under it... at least the new owners don't have to worry about getting the first scratch on the paint lol
Imagine if the rope backlash hit someone on deck. They would be decapitated. As for the small dent. The new ship likely comes with a bow to stern and antenna mast to keel, one million kilometer warranty.
Says it all scotline inverness, proud Scottish flag built up a river in Germany , while the Clyde is empty , shipyards closed , come on SNP get your act together.
So, concrete wall fails, then>>>>>>this,>>>>>>>HORACE! You’ve been drinking again, telling me that a giant orange and white ocean liner just comes out of nowhere and knocks you across the street!! Hrrumpp!!
They should use Metalic-Line or Chain instead of Nylon-Line...... and should use Rubber Bellows on other side. One time expense but it can avoid the future accidents.
I am not an expert on ship launching, but shouldn't they put a few large rubber bumpers on the opposite side of the canal to protect the ship if it should happen to drift over that far. Those few tires hanging on the side were pretty ineffective.
Years later... I've often said, with my tongue firmly planted in my cheek, "if you find a rope on my sailboat, you can either toss it overboard or tie it to a cow."
That's is a synthetic line. NO BIG DEAL. NOBODY GOT HURT. THEY ARE GOING TO REPAINT THOSE SCRATCHES ANYWAY. THEY STILL HAVE A LOT OF THINGS TO DO WITH THAT NEW SHIP.
Never understood why you would launch a ship sideways from a shipyard, either dry dock or backward launch and within a small channel to maneuver. Dangerous if a hawser snap on that tugboat crewman.
It looks like maybe they put those ropes on the wrong sides of the ship? Because one rope snaps immediately and the other one is so long it lets the ship smash into the other side of the canal
Interesting... for such a narrow channel you would think there would be some kind of shock absorbing buffers opposite the slipway? Just in case the rope breaks, lol
That crew musta been the type kids who tried to put the square peg in the round hole.
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What kind of Mickey Mouse Run outfit is this?! A thin ass old rope, two small bumpers, and an opposing concrete barrier that has no padding on it whatsoever.
There is something very creepy about driving a skid loader under a raised ship. I'd much rather walk under it. That rope stretched like a rubber band before it snapped
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sorry to be off topic but does anyone know a way to log back into an Instagram account..?
I somehow forgot my password. I would appreciate any help you can give me
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@River Killian Thanks for your reply. I found the site through google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff atm.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
@River Killian it worked and I finally got access to my account again. I'm so happy!
Thanks so much you saved my ass!
God damn it, not even one minute off the lot and she's already got a scratch!
sounds like what the old would say
Ha, nothing like precrashing a new ship before delivery.
Just after a fresh coat of paint.
@Sewan & Sawen Creations zdsa
They can buff that right out.
Hard to believe there is absolutely zero padding on the opposing dock where a ship is launched!
Pathetic
agreed
I bet they put some there now lol
That's ok. Those four tires hung on the starboard side of the boat will protect it. Guaranteed.
😏
I'll bet there have been hundreds of launches from that shipyard with no damage to ships or the quay wall. Someone should have inspected the mooring ropes, as those things don't snap unless they are already damaged. That's something boat building safety department should be looking into.
Surprised those dudes under the ship knocking out the supports can move around with those massive balls
Nothing to worry about - just a birthmark!
Or perhaps “berthmark.”
Good one!! Made me go OOOOh! Like Jim Mcmann on Carson.
Yes it is a" berth mark" .
Ooh that was a great reply ,are you English ?
Hahahaha. Nice. 👍🏻😆
No you didn't just say that?
I'm calling the pun police.
I’m surprised they don’t have old tyres along the concrete rampart to avoid contact between the rampart and the ships hull.
But they did have tires as buffers. See the four tires on the right side of the ship? That's all that's needed.
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@@rocketraccoon1976 LOL!
When I was a kid we had to launch my dear old aunt Lucy the same way to get her into the pool. ":-O
Did she make the same sound on launch? 😁
My ex-wife is your aunt? Small world....
That's what it looks like when Rosie O'Donnell goes to the beach.
Use lines that exceed any conceivable force by a factor of ten. And when it looks like 'enough,' add two more.
Klasse Aufnahmen. Als ich vor gut einem Jahr zum Stapellauf des Schwesterschiffes SCOT CARRIER an gleicher Stelle war, ist ebenfalls die Leine zum Heck an der Steuerbordseite gerissen. Und dieses Mal waren die Schäden größer als damals, wie man in deinem Video sehen kann. Erstaunlich, dass man dort aus Fehlern offenbar nicht gelernt hat. Gruß Unimedien.
Ich habe mir dein Video von der Scot Carrier noch einmal angesehen. Dort haben sie viel mehr Leine gegeben und trotzdem ist die Leine wie ein Bindfaden gerissen. Vielleicht ist die Leine einfach zu dünn.
Glad to see that the dockers are health and safety conscious making sure they are wearing there hard hats when under the ship
As one wrong move from the ship could be deadly without them hard hats!!!
To much time on ur hands
Might be the first scratch it gets hitting something but it sure won't be the last. Maybe next time someone will come up with the brilliant idea of placing a half dozen yokohama fenders along the channel wall.
“Dad, can I take the boat out?”
“Just don’t hit anything “
There is probably a sailors superstition about a ship being damaged when launched
usually a name change
Is that how the Titanic was launched? Meh just a scratch on the side. No problem.
@@kevinmoore4887 No, that is how it 💔💎
They have a superstition for having an itchy finger, probably
@@kevinmoore4887 no Titanic was launched stern first abdcwad absolutely fine when it left Belfast. But when you recruit a ship captain from the furthest place from the sea in and in his career he managed to wreck several ships then don't be surprised when he runs it down the side of an iceberg when not looking where he us going in an ice field. Even his statue in Beacon Park ,Lichfield, England is slowly sinking .You really could not make it up .He even severely danaged Titanic sister ship Olympic in Southampton HARBOUR! !!
I don't know why it always amazes me to see such Tonnage manipulated by man. I hope the scrape didn't cause any problems other than the Repairs to the wall. Cheers
My father had a saying about such things
(I had to translate it from out the Dutch. It's not the most correct English. Were for my apologies
The first damage is made
now they don't have to worry any more who makes
the first damage to this new boat
Super Aufnahmen aus verschiedenen Perspektiven! Hammer die GoPro Sequenz! Und das bei dem Wetter! Danke fürs Durchhalten bei dem Regen! Komisch das bei denen öfter mal ein Seil reißt. Daumen hoch fürs Video! Gruss inselvideo!
Vielen Dank! Das Seil war irgendwie viel zu kurz eingestellt. Das musste einfach reißen. (oder der Schlepper wäre fast gekentert)
It seems it's luckily only the paint, it don't look like if it's got a dent.
Next time they probably put old truck tires on the side of the wall to prevent something like this.
Yes..you're so right. Considering how those ships get launched sideways into a narrow concrete channel I would have thought that entire wall would have rubber cushioning. How stupid really!
makes sense... little cost involved
@@westwindsailer It is the initiation point of rust. Must be patched up soon.
Those guys knocking the supports out under the ship seems kinda sketchy also... hard hat is’nt gonna help much if that thing decides to go early...
I am surprised there are no rubber bumpers on the far side wall. Wonder if there are now? Still I am sure that scratch will buff right out.
Looks like the whole crew had a couple of early celebratory cocktails.
Och just a couple of wee scratches - a bit of T-Cut and that’ll come out.
That spring line saved the day. 😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎
Well atleast they got the first dent over with! !!lol
You had one job Carl !!!
That dull feeling you get when you first scratch your new car. It really sucks.
Da kann man mal erahnen, was für Kräfte da wirken, wenn so ein Schiff ins Wasser gleitet. Klasse Film des Stapellaufs 👍🏻 Gruß Carsten
Vielen Dank! Die Leine war meiner Meinung nach einfach zu kurz eingestellt. Wenn das Tau stabiler gewesen wäre, wäre der Schlepper womöglich noch halb gekentert.
Hit the sharp edge of that concrete wall, probably put a crease in it! Get out the Bondo! Yes sir ! We’ll get right on that, it’ll only be $50.000!🙀
They will have to reprime the area , so they have corrosion resistance
why does it have 'scot explorer inverness' written on the hull if its made in holland?
Nice parking job 👍
Good video and good channel I have subscribed
Not a very thought out launch system. With the kind of money involved why not have a double safety margin on the ropes and bumpers of some kind on the concrete dock.
Rob Hartshorn its the way the do it for the last 100y or so.
@@bas6983 Yep, looks like it works perfect.
Good thing it didn’t go right out onto the street. It would have taken a lot of quarters to keep all the parking meters fed
Hahaha...I like your humor Barry.
lol
They should have some large fenders on the opposite dock, Duh.
Why didn't they have bumpers on that seawall for that very reason?
You mean ‘Fenders’.
I'm sure the parts department will have those little bottles of touch-up paint.
That ship is from Inverness, Scotland. I live here. 😍😍😍😍
So.. you must be so handsome
Thats why it gets collided on the day of launching....🤣🤣
Great camera positioning and setup. Seems to be a common practice with ship builders to build ships larger than they can ideally handle, without the cost of having to expand the facilites. Makes good viewing.
I hate when that happens! 😁
I guess that saves that anxiety about scratching the paint on the new ship.😂🤣😅
I'm sorry - there is no amount of money you could pay me to remove the supports of a ship while standing under it... at least the new owners don't have to worry about getting the first scratch on the paint lol
You have obviously never helped build and launch a ship it is EXTREMELY REWARDING
@@snowgorilla9789 Which ships have you helped build and launch? What kind of work did you do?
Imagine if the rope backlash hit someone on deck. They would be decapitated. As for the small dent. The new ship likely comes with a bow to stern and antenna mast to keel, one million kilometer warranty.
Like a door ding the first day you drive your new car.
Is that rope certified before using it?
First voyage, straight to the dry dock.
As soon as you drive it off the lot.. you get a ding...
Says it all scotline inverness, proud Scottish flag built up a river in Germany , while the Clyde is empty , shipyards closed , come on SNP get your act together.
This is why we can't have anything nice
lmfao stfu douud you're never gonna have a boat like that
Primed Evil. 👍 Well played
So, concrete wall fails, then>>>>>>this,>>>>>>>HORACE! You’ve been drinking again, telling me that a giant orange and white ocean liner just comes out of nowhere and knocks you across the street!! Hrrumpp!!
That'll buff right out.
B Laquisha : Now that is funny, hope you’re satisfied, knocked my drink over laughing! lol🙀🤣🤣🤣
I was just thinking about polishing the car earlier lol
They should use Metalic-Line or Chain instead of Nylon-Line...... and should use Rubber Bellows on other side. One time expense but it can avoid the future accidents.
Why they don't have massive tyres along the quay to cushion any contact?
Camera man almost got turned into a kit kat bar.
I am not an expert on ship launching, but shouldn't they put a few large rubber bumpers on the opposite side of the canal to protect the ship if it should happen to drift over that far. Those few tires hanging on the side were pretty ineffective.
The term ‘Rope’ is not used on boats and ships, they are called ‘Lines’.
Or hawser
No one cares
Years later...
I've often said, with my tongue firmly planted in my cheek, "if you find a rope on my sailboat, you can either toss it overboard or tie it to a cow."
you launch a ship and 10 seconds later you dent it lol
That's is a synthetic line. NO BIG DEAL. NOBODY GOT HURT. THEY ARE GOING TO REPAINT THOSE SCRATCHES ANYWAY. THEY STILL HAVE A LOT OF THINGS TO DO WITH THAT NEW SHIP.
It was pretty obvious there was zero slack on the port line. Who knows what they were thinking, if at all.
Ship should have had tires strapped to the sides like tug boats!! Just kidding ;o) Somebody call the Dent Doctor. Then again, maybe it will buff out.
Dang! Back to the dry dock.
next time always install or place tires against the rim of the dock.
He played us like a damn fidle
That was a complete success
No rubber stopper. Not good incase rope snaps. Logical it's going to hit concrete with momentum. Humans are dumb at times.
To cost, have to just do it any way you can when you're already expensive compared to developing countries
Yeah most of the time!
Very sad, the safety rope could not stand it( But i hope, the damage is not significant.
her is your new car sir.dont worry about the Damage!,
Was that bloke walking along the wall holding the rope an employee, or just a spectator? Seems remarkably incompetently organised
Schon mal interessant sowas zu sehen. Darum mag ich deinen Kanal. Diese Tonnen von Gewichten die dahinter stecken. = STAUNEN
Hey… Hey… Who put that dent in my boat. Come on… I know somebody knows who did it, who did it!! Somebody’s going to have to pay for that!!
Just ask the dealer for a discount on the purchase price.
What the hell are they doing? Maybe they should wake up and put some protection on the wall before launching...🙄
IT’S A “LINE” (Hauser) NOT A ROPE!
Steven Rich Hi Steven, yes you’re right but it’s spelt Hawser.
Its "broken".
I Roger that. 😆
Never understood why you would launch a ship sideways from a shipyard, either dry dock or backward launch and within a small channel to maneuver. Dangerous if a hawser snap on that tugboat crewman.
oh jesus, what a video!
Excellent
Good thing that much to short line broke. It might have pulled the towingvessel under.
Another candidate for Pimp My Ride.
We tr regydtyd
so where was the fail? you show a perfect launch from different angles??? were you hoping the rope wouldnt snap on one of the angles.
The ship crashed into the wall. You didn't see that?
Bom dia vídeo top demais show
Shoulda used 3 tugs & doubled those lines. That'll buff out though.
It looks like maybe they put those ropes on the wrong sides of the ship? Because one rope snaps immediately and the other one is so long it lets the ship smash into the other side of the canal
A launch like Big Fitz had, when her bow hit the dock
Interesting... for such a narrow channel you would think there would be some kind of shock absorbing buffers opposite the slipway? Just in case the rope breaks, lol
There were some but they were obviously way too small.
It's a beautiful ship but it's a bit worrisome how they build a multi million dollar ship then fail to launch it without damage. Is this their first?
Is anybody else here from xqc watching safety videos or just me?
Best of luck to her.
That crew musta been the type kids who tried to put the square peg in the round hole.
What kind of Mickey Mouse Run outfit is this?! A thin ass old rope, two small bumpers, and an opposing concrete barrier that has no padding on it whatsoever.
I bet they know that it’s called a line not a rope, and that they are called fenders not bumpers.
ÓTIMO TRABALHO, BRASIL OK.
Just keep the owner on the other side !
There is something very creepy about driving a skid loader under a raised ship. I'd much rather walk under it. That rope stretched like a rubber band before it snapped
That's going to leave a mark ... oh wait, too late. :-)
A birthmark.
I still missed it!
Where are this ship ???
The Netherlands I think
@@michaelfreeze2949 вы откуда ?
No problem here!
The lines are only intended to bring the vessel back against the fitting out berth by the tug.
The launch went well!
it was meant to hit the quay?
That line was a piece of twine against the built of the hull.,
AndreiTupolev
Yes, it happens always at five of the yards located along this canal.
I have seen it many, many times there in the past 30 years
@@janvisser2223 Why not cushion the concrete area with something like large rubber tires to help prevent unnecessary damage?
@ Gp Eml the rubber tyres are hanging against the hull side plating fore and aft
I gather that the ship is built on top of the yellow blocks.
Ah. That’ll buff right out. 😂
OCH AYE A SCOTTISH COMPANY,GOD BLESS ALL WHO SAIL IN HER.
Dont they know fat a restraining line to stop that damage???
If the aft tug wasn't so far starboard, the line would not have given way and there would have been no damage.
They just needed to leave slack inn the ropes until after launch then add tension. It would be better to use 6” Manila rope
Don’t think I’d want to work under a moving ship
That first scratch is always the worst.
One more reason ships should be made of rubber ":-0