Engineering Roadmap
Drydocking Australia’s Last Pilot Ship
Our detailed plan to tow, drydock, and rebuild the MV Wyuna’s steel hull, securing her maritime legacy for generations.

restoration of Mv Wyuna
Preservation Process
Four Phases to Restoration
01
Stabilization
02
Drydock
TowCareful towing and placement of the MV Wyuna into a dedicated drydock facility.
03
Steel Plating
Extensive sandblasting, welding of new steel plates, and anti-corrosion priming of the hul
04
Public Opening
Final fit-out, public access preparations, and the grand opening as a living museum.
Allocation Breakdown
Restoration Cost by Sector
200K AUD
Drydocking & Hull
200K AUD
Machinery & Systems
100K AUD
Deck & Superstructure
100K AUD
Fit-out & Display
Join the Crew
restoration of Mv Wyuna Trades Needed
Our restoration efforts rely on dedicated volunteers. We are actively recruiting for the following critical roles.
Shipwrights
Expert timber and steel work for deck and internal structures.
Marine Electricians
Welders & Fabricators
Specialized steel work for hull plating and structural repairs.
Archivists & Guides
Documenting history and preparing for public engagement.
Secure Her Legacy
Your contribution directly funds the specialized equipment and skilled labor required to bring the MV Wyuna home.
