- Cartoon Lowpoly Tugboat Illustration Scene
- Created on Cinema 4d R17 (Render Ready on native file)
- 25 218 Polygons
- Procedural textured
- Game Ready

Cartoon Lowpoly Tugboat Illustration

This boats pack that is part of the vehicle megapack contains of 15 boat models:

Motorboats (5) — motorboat_01_speedy_red, motorboat_02_runabout_blue, motorboat_03_center_white (fishing center console with T-top), motorboat_04_cruiser_white (cabin cruiser with flybridge), motorboat_05_bowrider_red
Cruise ships (2) — cruise_ship_01_small, cruise_ship_02_large
Pirate ship (1) — pirate_ship_01_galleon
Container ships (3) — container_ship_01_small, container_ship_02_medium, container_ship_03_large
Luxury yacht (1) — luxury_yacht_01_white
Other boats (3) — fishing_boat_01_blue, sailboat_01_white, tugboat_01_red

 This is partly human and ai generated.

Boats (vehicle MegaPack)

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Steam Tugboat

The two-masted schooner W.Y. Emery (102x22.9x10.2, 211 tons gross) was built in 1867 by George Dakin at Port Burwell, Ontario.

On September 19, 1899, W.Y. Emery departed Charlotte, NY with coal for Kingston. The following morning a gale swept across the lakes and the Emery was seen of Charlotte in distress. The tugboat William A. Proctor was dispatched to assist and found the Emery leaking badly at anchor off Bear Creek, NY. The crew was taken off the Emery shortly before the vessel foundered.

W.Y. Emery’s wreckage lies scattered over a wide area in shallow water east of Bear Creek, NY. Among the notable features in the debris field are these two anchors. Please note that shipwrecks and wreckage, including debris fields within National Marine Sanctuaries are protected by federal and state law.

W. Y. Emery Anchors

This fore-and-aft compound steam engine lies within the debris field of the David W. Mills shipwreck and was long thought to be associated with that wreck. Recent research and study of the engine by NOAA archaeologists indicate that the engine belongs to another wreck, most probably that of the tugboat Dauntless which wrecked on Ford Shoals in 1905, 14 years before the Mills was lost at the same site.

This wreck lies within Lake Ontario National Marine Sanctuary, designated in 2024 to protect heritage resources within 1,722 square miles of eastern Lake Ontario.

Data collected: 2019

Dauntless Steam Engine

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