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Fluid Fortune: The Beluga Tanker by EINSCHLAG

The Beluga Tanker is a versatile maritime workhorse designed for efficient fluid transport and cargo operations. With its expansive storage capacity, comprehensive pumping systems, and helicopter landing capabilities, it excels in logistics, refueling operations, and offshore support missions. Featuring dual diesel engines, advanced navigation systems, and comfortable crew accommodations, this vessel ensures safe and efficient operations in any climate while providing all the amenities needed for extended voyages at sea.

• Top speed of 50 knots
  
• Two diesel powered engines (does also drive well with one engine only)
  
• Crew size: 1-5
  
• Helipad (41x41 blocks) with Mag Alls, winches and rope anchors
  
• Two fuel tanks with comprehensive fuel pump setup (Capacity: 60.000 Litres and 55.000 Litres)
  
• Largo Cargo Tank (Capacity: 218.000 Litres)
  
• Versatile piping and pumping setup allowing for multiple pumping operations at once
  
• Crane with hose connectors
  
• Plenty hoses and welding torches
  
• Conveniently positioned hose and fluid connection points throughout the vessel, all clearly labeled for easy identification
  
• Diesel generator (start with empty battery possible)
  
• Waterjets for steering assist
  
• Included Mahi RIB with easy deployment and reattachment
  
• Included Kugelfisch Lifeboat (stored internally, easy deployment / no reattachment)
  
• Remote control operation capability (for ship and crane movement)
  
• Remote control station on the forecastle for controlling dock gantries
  
• Map with autopilot capability
  
• Radar, sonar, and transponder locator
  
• Collision avoidance systems
  
• Weather displays
  
• Complete kitchen, toilets, showers, sleeping, dining and entertainment areas, including a cabin for the captain
  
• Medical bay with four medical beds
  
• Armory (locked with code; Hint: look for the code in the cabin of the captain)
  
• Comprehensive lighting (position, perimeter, deck, interior)
  
• Sea water pump for firefighting with access on the deck and in the engine bay
  
• Comprehensive fuel pumping setup
  
• Emergency flares
  
• Diving gear and more equipment in the forecastle
  
• Automated anchor and heading hold system
  
• Automated interior heaters (arctic ready)
  
• Automatic bilge pumps
  
• ...and much more!

• Added strafing thrusters
  
• Greatly improved turning capabilities (can turn on the spot now)
  
• Added welding torches in the stern of the ship below the crew quarters

Also looking for crab fishing vessel? Check out the Beluga Crab Crabbing Boat.

• Bridge
  
• Entertainment area with couch and TV
  
• Captain's cabin
  
• Officer's Cabin
  
• Crew Quarters
  
• Bathroom (2 Toilets, 2 Showers)
  
• Kitchen and Dining Area
  
• Internal Lifeboat Storage (Kugelfisch Launch System)
  
• Armory
  
• Engine Room
  
• Gear Room
  
• Pump Deck
  
• Hose and Pipe Storage
  
• Windlass Room
  
• Medical Bay
  
• Forecastle

Note: All valves, buttons and ports should be labeled and hopefully be mostly self explanatory.

Where to access the cargo tank?

• Hose ports in front of the superstructure
  
• Hose ports in front of the forecastle
  
• Hose ports on the helipad
  
• Fluid connectors on the helipad

Where to control the pumps?

• Port side of the bridge (in front of the Radio Operator's Seat)
  
• Directly on the hose anchors or fluid connectors
  
• On a control station in the center of the pump deck

Where to control the crane?

• On the helm
  
• Via the control station in next to the Crane
  
• Remote controlled (if "Allow Ship Remote Control" key on the bridge)

How to utilize the crane: The crane has two ports labeled "Crane Fluid Connector" at its base that can be freely connected to any port to make full use of the many options the tank setup of the ship allows for. To fully lower the crane after use, the connector at the winch needs to connect to its storage position.

Tip: There is a remote control station on top of the forecastle that can be used to remote control fuel gantries on dock (the remote control frequency is shown on the gantry). Lower the gantry and connect it i.e. to the fluid connectors on the helipad.



This ship includes the Mahi Deployment System. Visit its page to learn more about the deployment and reattachment procedure.



This ship includes the Kugelfisch Launch System. Visit its page to learn more about the launch procedure.



This build incorporates the following workshop creations (some of which have been modified in my build):

• ZE Modular Engine Controller
  
• Zizo Transponder Locator
  
• Zizo's Radar & Sonar Map (Updated)
  
• Navigation Map with Autopilot
  
• Zizo Weather Display
  
• Game Of Life
  
• Remote Controller Settings
  
• Interactive Map by Firyst

Feel free to modify, reuse parts, and re-upload modified versions of all my Stormworks creations (unless stated otherwise on a specific page). For proper attribution, simply copy the credits section from this page and also include a link to this original creation. Have fun!

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Transport your liquid cargo with confidence aboard the Beluga Tanker!