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'''The SS Icebuster '''is a ship seen in [[Buster and the Letter from the Sea]]. Ernest J. Churney, one of it's sailors, was accidentally left on Antarctica. His message in a bottle ended up in Buster's hands over 50 years later. | '''The SS Icebuster '''is a ship seen in [[Buster and the Letter from the Sea|Buster and the Letter <gallery captionalign="left"> | ||
Icebuster.jpg|S.S. Icebuster | |||
images.jpeg|USCGC Healy, in comparison to S.S. Icebuster | |||
</gallery>from the Sea]]. Ernest J. Churney, one of it's sailors, was accidentally left on Antarctica. His message in a bottle ended up in Buster's hands over 50 years later. | |||
==Appearance== | ==Appearance== | ||
The S.S. Icebuster has a red hull and white bridge, and resembles one of the United States Coast Guard icebreakers. Though if it was an american icebreaker, it would have had the initials USCGC (United States Coast Guard Cutter), rather than SS. | The S.S. Icebuster has a red hull and white bridge, and resembles one of the United States Coast Guard icebreakers. Though if it was an american icebreaker, it would have had the initials USCGC (United States Coast Guard Cutter), rather than SS. | ||
[[Category:Ships]] | [[Category:Ships]] | ||
Revision as of 12:02, 29 September 2011
The SS Icebuster is a ship seen in Buster and the Letter
from the Sea. Ernest J. Churney, one of it's sailors, was accidentally left on Antarctica. His message in a bottle ended up in Buster's hands over 50 years later.
Appearance
The S.S. Icebuster has a red hull and white bridge, and resembles one of the United States Coast Guard icebreakers. Though if it was an american icebreaker, it would have had the initials USCGC (United States Coast Guard Cutter), rather than SS.
