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MV 2GO Masinag originally began its journey in Japan, where it was built by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries at the Shimonoseki Shipyard and delivered in October 2002. For two decades, it operated as the Ferry Fukuoka II under Meimon Taiyō Ferry, serving as a reliable overnight coastal liner connecting Osaka and Kitakyushu. In 2022, the vessel was retired from Japanese service and sold to South Korea’s SeaWorld Express Ferry Co., where it was renamed the Queen Mary 2 and underwent extensive interior upgrades. Finally, in early 2024, the ship was acquired by the Philippines’ 2GO Group (under SM Investments Corporation), brought to local shipyards for port-compatibility adjustments, and officially christened the MV 2GO Masinag alongside its sister ship, the MV 2GO Masikap. Today, it operates as a premium domestic Ropax liner connecting Manila to major inter-island hubs like Cebu, Iloilo, and Cagayan de Oro.
SHIP PARTICULARS:
– Vessel Name: MV 2GO Masinag
– Vessel Type: Ro-Ro Passenger Ship (RoPax)
– Operator: 2GO Travel
– Flag: Philippines
– Year Built: 2002
– IMO Number: 9258416
– MMSI: 548401900
– Call Sign: 4DJM6
– Length Overall: 167 meters
– Beam: 25 to 26 meters
– Draft: 6.0 meters
– Gross Tonnage: 19,659 GT
– Deadweight Tonnage: 4,829 tonnes
– Passenger Capacity: 784 passengers
– Cargo Capacity: ~210 TEUs plus rolling cargo
– Maximum Speed: 21.3 to 23.2 knots
– Cruising Speed: 17.5 to 19.6 knots
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– Download available directly after purchase as a .zip
– For use in Virtual Sailor NG
– Install the vessel by copying the “2go_Masinag” folder to your vehicles directory
– Modeled by Bryan
– The model includes realistic bridge, animation of ramp, gangway and more
– Please do not redistribute or use outside of Virtual Sailor
– For questions please contact the creator directly or email support@sim3d-models.com
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