What is that construction?

These pics are taken from the Hudong-Zhonghua Shipyard in Shanghai. Is that just a civilian tanker of some sort? is it even a ship

no, its a red X.
are u posting em right?

ok, new2u, i saw your pics. thats a civilian cargo ship. you see alot of em if you ever lived in a chinese port.

i think these are the pic his talking about, (scroll down..)

actually New2u, those are not it...i'll try posting again...




seems to be fine when I "preview post"....fingers crossed
link for them is

Humm??

Well those must be stealth ships because all I see is a 2 little red x's. And when I clicked that link all I get a a page with a banner that says China.com

sorry fellas I dunno what is wrong... I've posted the images up onto imageshack so hopefully everyone is able to see it now...

heres the direct links

Hudong-Zhonghua Shipyard in Shanghai

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what is usually build in there? Weren't most of the newes chinese warships build in dalian?

Originally Zhonghua Shipyards, it merged with Hudong Shipyards in mid 2000, for quick intro see



The shipyards builds everything from crude oil cariers & passenger ships to Naval vessels for the PLAN. Most notable/recent of these are the new type 072III and 072II LSTs as well the 054 Ma'anshan Frigates.




But I'm not sure if those pictures are that of a military vessel...the shape is so perculiar, looks like a big hanger almost...pretty sure its a ship tho, its on a drydock & it looks to be of modular construction

my friend who works on a shipyard says it is a LNG gas tanker

next to the crane there is already the bridge?
stealh ship with bridge? nah its one of those
and the "big hangar" is the tank

That ship looks like a ship my ex-brother in law sailed on for a couple of years. He use to work for Stolt-Nielsen.

Those merchant ships are so different from a warship. Espically reguarding the compartmentation. There are more wide open spaces on those merchants.