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Submitted by Jeffrey Moser on Wed, 2006-02-01 01:01
Paladin Shadow's 15-ton-capacity crane can boom out to 58 feet.
A chopper on the helipad.
The hanger, at 60'Lx38'Wx16'H has room for a bevy of toys.
"They have many features, serva a utilitarian purpose, and require less care than the megayachts they are serving."--Capt. Stan Antrim, Shadow Marine
Her master stateroom has floor-to-ceiling windows as well as a lounge area, both with handmade mahogany furniture.
Bilge keels were welded on during the refit.
Empty areas left by the removal of the OSV's mud tanks will allow for endless below-decks possibilities.
The hangar starts to take shape during her refit.
Paladin's large windows define her profile.
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Posted | If Stan Antrim gets his way, converted offshore supply vessels will be the next big thing in megayachts.Paladin Shadow put on no airs. That's why she stood out among the tridecked, teak-soled, and tender-clad behemoths that lined the megayacht quay at the 2005 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show. Her looks had more in Read Article
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