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Pirates near Bora Bora

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How do you confront pirates? The best way is with a ship that was used against piracy, not in the South Sea though, but partly in the North Sea. Its name: Wappen von Hamburg. She was commissioned by the Hamburg Admiralty and the merchant community in 1668 and was tasked with escorting convoys of ships to Hamburg's overseas trading partners and protecting them from enemy attacks or raids by corsairs or pirates. After eleven successful convoy voyages, the ship was the victim of an on-board fire and exploded in the port of Cádiz, Spain, in 1683.

As so often with these somewhat unusual objects, it was developed many years ago for FSX, I ported it for my own use to MSFS 

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The FSX origin is clearly visible 
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With a steady 12 knots I can get away from my pursuer 
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Hmmh...not a soul on board. Was it perhaps the plague? Or maybe just the alcohol 
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My God, what a graveyard of ships 
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Okay, you may be bigger, but I have cannons on board. So you'd better get out of this area, because you're a nuisance here 😄
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In we go into the lagoon 
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The scenery with pirate ships at various islands around the world is available from flightsim.to

Thanks for viewing

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Great port, stunning shots, like those old "Ghostships" 👍

cheers 😉

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A cool scenery you have explored here, "Jack"!

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Cheers, Gerold

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Thanks a lot for commenting PM, Gerold, Urgent and Will !!

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Very entertaining, bernd....🙂...Lovely setting and great story line...!

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'Pirates of the Pacific' in the make, very nice depicted storyline.

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Thanks a lot my friends and a Merry Christmas to all of you here on Avsim !


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