Wow. How do they get them down?

Shipception.

Some require huge dockside rail cranes and another heavy lift vessel is semi-submersible and cargo is floated into position while lowered and raised with pumps.

It looks to me like they're just transporting the hulls for fitting somewhere else. Still pretty darn impressive to look at.

That thing is gigantic.

Its call the blue marlin and yet... its orange?

Lifeboats.

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His now ex-wife never told him he was color blind.

( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MV_Blue_Marlin ) Turns out it was blue at one point. It has a sister ship called the Black marlin... also orange. (his wife hated him too) =)

I have to admit...I was waiting for a really big explosion at the end. Damn you Michael Bay ruining my brain!!

You see that here. Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVqji1vIFYI

They seem to flood the ballasts on the Blue Marlin which submerges the platforms that the hulls are stored on, which are then shifted away by tug boats.

I take it the ship was loaded somewhere near Billund, Denmark.

Hey... I just noticed if you edit a sarcastic post, you lose the sarcasm and can't re-ensarcasm it.

Actually that track is from Tron: Legacy. Recognized it immediately, loved the sound track from that flick. Quite similar though to Inception.

Tron: Legacy has a beautiful soundtrack. Daft Punk are great.

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How many ships would a ship ship since apparently a ship can ship ships
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Shipception.

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