![Side-by-side for the very first time are Her Majesty’s Ships Queen Elizabeth and Prince of Wales (nearest the camera) – well their bows at least [Aircraft Carrier Bow]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgtijExvmXlZebU2-_RmRU67YyqP7uL6iYCR7bcsYweSIcXuqaYYNN0ukT71HeVoTqvPA_SFuBh12gGHLZBKZtAseSUzkZfcsDp4PxWDlMXEWlcQzYZiQtCnvsW-TtWB8efBqHSnQ/s144/aircraft_carrier_bow.jpg)
The 400-tonne bulbous section was transported from Appledore in north Devon to Rosyth, where the biggest ships built in the Royal Navy’s history are being assembled.
The very bulbous section of the second of the Royal Navy’s two future carriers was delivered to Rosyth on the Firth of Forth, where the 65,000-tonne leviathans are being assembled.
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