[YachtNews]

Here is a look at that Nautical Structures Passerelle aboard "Sycara IV". Scroll down and you will see a few pics of it.

http://www.nautical-structures.com/P...angPlanks.html

[CaptTom]

They did a demo at FLIBS dropping the ladder and extending the ramp for a video. Happened to be walking by and got a few shots.

[PropBet]

I had the rare and fortunate opportunity to tour her while at the show.
Burger has raised the bar. The pictures provided by print, and those which showed up here (first) at Yacht Forums are indeed stunning, but I hate to say that they do the boat no justice.

I was in awe through all 151 feet of her. She is even more stunning in person.

[DecKa RE]

Timeless Fascination ... She is

[nano-J]

So Carl when can we order a sepia print with triple matting for our own offices to dream about? Put me on that list. I sat and just stared at this boat today for about 20 minutes over at Pier 66. The detail is extraordinary. This is what Burger does so well. there are yachts, then there are pieces of art.
This one will be talked about for a long time put it on the short list:
Eco
Pelorus
A
Nero
Marco Polo (hopefully someday?!?!)
and the first plywood boat i built as a kid.

Originally Posted by Kevin

And, with a little help from an online tutorial, here's an age appropriate image of the gorgeous Sycara.

Congrats to all involved for a great walk through a beautiful vessel.

[SeaEric]

Originally Posted by PropBet

She is even more stunning in person.

Very true. I did not have the opportunity to tour this yacht, but I did view her from the dock. The photos, although beautiful, do not do her justice.

[csa02221862]

A question about her hull design. Sycara IV seems to be a very economical yacht to run, fuel wise. 13kts at 27gph seems to be much better than most. Is there something special about her hull design