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|name | |name = ''Seabird I'' | ||
|image | |image = Seabird I.jpg | ||
|type | |type = [[Yacht]] | ||
|used by | |used by = [[Penelope Creighton-Ward|Lady Penelope]], [[Parker (Mr. Steelman)|Parker]] | ||
|only | |only = Mr. Steelman (comic story) | ||
}} | }}{{you may|Seabird One (audio anthology)|n1=the audio anthology}} | ||
'''''Seabird I''''' was one of [[Lady]] [[Penelope Creighton-Ward]]'s [[yacht]]s. She kept it in [[ | '''''Seabird I''''' was one of [[Lady]] [[Penelope Creighton-Ward]]'s [[yacht]]s. She kept it in [[Smugglers Cove]]. | ||
There was no crew aside from the [[autopilot]] which she named George because, as she explained, when employees found out about her adventures they always left her for a quieter [[life]]. She noted that one [[captain]] joined a [[circus]] because he wanted to be shot out of a [[cannon]] or something equally as dangerous. | There was no crew aside from the [[autopilot]] which she named George because, as she explained, when employees found out about her adventures they always left her for a quieter [[life]]. She noted that one [[captain]] joined a [[circus]] because he wanted to be shot out of a [[cannon]] or something equally as dangerous. | ||
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Lady Penelope and [[Parker (Mr. Steelman)|Parker]] used ''Seabird I'' when tracking [[Roger Lyon]], who had been [[Kidnapping|kidnapped]] by [[Steelman|Mr Steelman]]. They travelled from [[England]] to [[Italy]] before Steelman attempted to halt their progress by firing [[missile]]s at the boat. The ship was completely destroyed except for the [[garage]] which was [[bomb]]-proof as there was only one ''[[Lady Penelope's car|FAB 1]]''. This defensive measure allowed Lady Penelope and Parker to survive the [[explosion]] and they used the hydrofoils on ''FAB 1'' to reach mainland [[Naples]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Mr. Steelman (comic story)|Mr. Steelman]]'') | Lady Penelope and [[Parker (Mr. Steelman)|Parker]] used ''Seabird I'' when tracking [[Roger Lyon]], who had been [[Kidnapping|kidnapped]] by [[Steelman|Mr Steelman]]. They travelled from [[England]] to [[Italy]] before Steelman attempted to halt their progress by firing [[missile]]s at the boat. The ship was completely destroyed except for the [[garage]] which was [[bomb]]-proof as there was only one ''[[Lady Penelope's car|FAB 1]]''. This defensive measure allowed Lady Penelope and Parker to survive the [[explosion]] and they used the hydrofoils on ''FAB 1'' to reach mainland [[Naples]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Mr. Steelman (comic story)|Mr. Steelman]]'') | ||
[[Category:Individual boats and ships]] | [[Category:Individual boats and ships]] | ||
[[Category:Penelope Creighton-Ward's vehicles]] | |||
Latest revision as of 00:51, 22 October 2024
- You may be looking for the audio anthology.
Seabird I was one of Lady Penelope Creighton-Ward's yachts. She kept it in Smugglers Cove.
There was no crew aside from the autopilot which she named George because, as she explained, when employees found out about her adventures they always left her for a quieter life. She noted that one captain joined a circus because he wanted to be shot out of a cannon or something equally as dangerous.
Lady Penelope and Parker used Seabird I when tracking Roger Lyon, who had been kidnapped by Mr Steelman. They travelled from England to Italy before Steelman attempted to halt their progress by firing missiles at the boat. The ship was completely destroyed except for the garage which was bomb-proof as there was only one FAB 1. This defensive measure allowed Lady Penelope and Parker to survive the explosion and they used the hydrofoils on FAB 1 to reach mainland Naples. (COMIC: Mr. Steelman)
