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HMT Arfon (1917) - Steam Engine Lubricator
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The steam engine lubricator recovered from the wreck of HMT Arfon, an armed trawler on active minesweeper duty that struck a mine on April 30th 1917, resulting in the loss of the vessel and ten of the crew.

This artefact was recovered and loaned to the MAT for scanning by Bryan and Martin Jones, the Protected Wreck site licensees. Learn more about HMT Arfon by visting our virtual tour http://cloudtour.tv/arfon where the lubricator will shortly be ‘digitally restored’ to the wreck site.

This object was scanned with a DAVID SLS 3, post-processed in ZBrush a nd textured in Substance Painter.

Published 5 years ago
Sep 7th 2017
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  • world
  • first
  • forgotten
  • wrecks
  • substancepainter
  • steam
  • war

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