M/S Ymer (1:60, BB244)
BB244
Height 26 cm
Length 38 cm
Width 10 cm
Scale 1:60
Based on a danish tugboat M/S YMER, build in 1942 in Aalborg, for the “Forenede Bugserselskab”. In 1951 the Ymer capsized in Copenhagen “Frihavn”, and the 4 man crew were saved. It was later salvage and in 1975 it was sold to a Greek company and rename to Δeka (Deka).
About: M/S Ymer (1:60, BB244)
M/S Ymer
Height 26 cm
Length 38 cm
Width 10 cm
Scale 1:60
The Danish tugboat M/S Ymer stands as a quintessential example of Scandinavian maritime engineering, combining robust power with high-precision maneuverability to navigate the demanding waters of Northern Europe. Named after Ymer, the primordial giant of Norse mythology, the vessel lives up to its formidable moniker through its heavy-duty construction and unwavering reliability. Typically deployed for harbor assistance, coastal towing, and icebreaking operations in freezing Danish waters, the Ymer is built to endure punishing weather conditions and heavy workloads. With a compact yet exceptionally sturdy hull, powerful diesel propulsion systems, and advanced towing winches, the tug is engineered to safely handle oversized cargo ships, tankers, and distressed vessels in tight spaces. Beyond its raw capabilities, the M/S Ymer reflects Denmark’s long-standing maritime tradition, where expert craftsmanship meets modern safety and environmental standards, ensuring that this hardworking vessel remains a vital guardian of the country’s busy shipping lanes and harbors.
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