Monopoly Seattle Hotel and Houses (Ferries and Space Needles)
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I printed in PLA
The MV Queen of the North sank on March 21st, off of Gil Island, because of human error
This is the 4th BCFerries model I made, the MV Queen of Prince Rupert
This is the Queen of Coquitlam from BCFerries
The Queen of Alberni is a car ferry ship from BCFerries.
Built in the 1960's, it was named the Queen of Nanaimo. After its retirement in 2017, it was sold to a company in Fiji and then renamed "Lomivaiti Princess V. Then in June 2022, it was sold for scrap in Alang, India.
This is a rare BCFerries vessel, like no other, somewhat unusual…
Out of all the ferries at British Columbia and the rest of the West Coast, one of my two favorites are the Queen of New Westminister! But because people rarely make BCFerries models, I decided to make a neat design of my favorite ferry.…
The old version of the MV Queen of Alberni.
This ship was named Bastø I as soon as it was built in Norway, it then entered the BCFerries service in 1991, but retired too soon in 2015, so now it is in Fiji, named Lomaiviti Princess III from Goundar Shipping.
This ferry was one of BCFerries' first 2 vessels and is a sister ship to the MV Queen of Tsawassen. It entered service by 1960, but retired in 2000. The ship was laid up, and was renamed "Bad Adventure" and was laid up at Fraser River at…
About 20 years ago, there was once a ferry that sank in Wright Sound, British Columbia, and the name of that ferry was the MV Queen of the North, and the captain of the ship was very irresbonsible for changing the course, and it led the…
Today, its unfortunately official: The MV Tachek has retired from BCFerries, which was part of BCFerries, since 1969, now today, the ferry retired after serving its final route from Quadra Island at Heriot Bay, to Cortes Island at…