3D SCAN EXPLORER.

Located at a depth of approximately 10 meters, this vessel, possibly named "Górnik" was intentionally submerged at Honoratka Dive Site as an underwater attraction.

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Located at a depth of approximately 7 meters, this travel trailer was intentionally submerged at Honoratka Dive Site as an underwater attraction.

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At a depth of 13.3 m in the flooded quarry in Jaworzno lies a Škoda E-302/E-303 mining excavator, a twin machine to the excavator resting deeper in the quarry.

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Sunken boat “Renatola” resting on the bottom of the Riviera Radłowska reservoir at a depth of approximately 12 meters.

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Resting at a depth of 29 metres beneath the waters of Zakrzówek Quarry, this first-generation Škoda Octavia is believed to have once served as a Polish police vehicle, with faint traces of its original markings still visible on the bodywork.

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Nysa van resting at the bottom of Zakrzówek Quarry at a depth of 30 meters.

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This is a 3D model of sunken boats resting on the bottom of Zakrzówek Quarry in Kraków at depths of up to 16 meters.

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Sunken tank resting on the bottom of the Riviera Radłowska reservoir at a depth of approximately 10 meters.

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Sunken boat “Next” resting on the bottom of the Riviera Radłowska reservoir at a depth of approximately 10 meters.

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This is a 3d model of a sunken FSC Żuk resting on the bottom of Zakrzówek quarry in Kraków at a depth of 24 meters.

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This is a 3D model of a sunken Trabant car resting on the sloping bottom of Zakrzówek Quarry at a depth of around 26 meters.

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This is a 3D model of a sunken Fiat 125p Estate resting on the bottom of Zakrzówek Quarry in Kraków at a depth of 26 meters.

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Sunken at 16 m depth as a diving attraction.

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At a depth of approximately 16 meters in the “Koparki” Quarry Diving Base in Jaworzno, Poland, lies the remains of an FSO Polonez Caro.

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An old desktop computer with a keyboard rests at a depth of approximately 4 meters in the Zakrzówek quarry in Kraków, Poland.

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The Antonov An-2 aircraft registered SP-FIN from Jelenia Góra was destroyed on 18 January 2007 as a result of a tornado.

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At a depth of around 6 meters, the wreck of an old wooden boat lies at the bottom of Zakrzówek quarry in Kraków, Poland.

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At a depth of 16.6 m in the flooded quarry in Jaworzno lies a Škoda E-302/E-303 mining excavator.

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Nysa van resting at the bottom of Zakrzówek Quarry at depth of 24 meters.

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At a depth of around 19 metres at the bottom of Zakrzówek quarry in Kraków, Poland, lies a sunken bus - submerged as a diving attraction.

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A purpose-built vessel, intentionally sunk on January 17, 2013 to serve as a controlled training and exploration site for divers.

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This helicopter wreck was deliberately sunk in 2018 to serve as an attraction for divers at the “Honoratka” diving base.

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At a depth of 17 meters in the “Koparki” Quarry Diving Base in Jaworzno, Poland, lies a Ford Fairlane 500, deliberately sunk as a diver attraction.

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The Volkswagen Transporter T4 was manufactured between 1990 and 2003 and was one of the most commonly used vehicles by law enforcement during that time.

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Sunken Trabant car, resting at the bottom of the “Riviera Radłowska” reservoir.

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At a depth of 16 meters in the “Koparki” Quarry Diving Base in Jaworzno, Poland, lies a Star 742L truck, deliberately sunk in summer 2022 as a diver attraction.

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At a depth of around 18 metres in the “Koparki” Quarry Diving Base in Jaworzno, Poland, lies the Wilhelm shipwreck – purposely sunk in May 2015 as a new attraction for divers.The sinking was carefully planned and carried out during a public event.As one of the most recognizable wrecks in the quarry, Wilhelm offers ideal conditions for underwater photography, training, and explorationToday, Wilhelm sits upright on the quarry floor at about 18 metres depth, slowly being reclaimed by nature.

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At a depth of around 12 meters, the wreck of AN-2 airplane lies at the bottom of Zakrzówek quarry in Kraków, Poland.

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