"Ladies Choice" - 50 meter Explorer Concept

I have made an attempt to design a yacht incorporating most of the ideas of YF member “Ladies Choice”, who is in the market for a 50-meter on the expensive side. Since it has the tower on top, a beam of 10 meter (33´) will be needed to be stable enough. The helideck is dimensioned to take a twin engine helicopter and would also be a good deck to keep a sailing boat, but not at the same time I think. Below is a deck where you store tenders and the submarine which is possible to lift up to the helideck for easier launching. Owners accommodations could be on any of the decks above, with easy access to the sundeck and the eye in the sky...

"Chianti" - 164' Tri-Deck

Chianti (from 1997) is intended to be a 50m/164 feet displacement yacht. She could be built with a steel hull including main deck and with composite superstructure for strength and good weight distribution. Chianti has a moonroof built into the flybridge hardtop. Each aft deck offers views to the decks below.

"Mexican Bullet" - 32 meter Fast Waterjet

Browsing through some old files I found this yacht. She was made for a Mexican client back in 1995, but as often they end up with a pre-owned yacht and this one remained as one of many forgotten designs. Anyway, she was planned as a 32 meter, high speed waterjet aluminum yacht. Could have been built today as well, or tomorrow..?

"Cap Ferrat" - 30 meter Venetian Taxi

A new version of the 100 feet Day Racer/Venetian. This time with an enclosed wheelhouse/saloon and an open forward cockpit. Nice for day trips along the coast and with accommodations for six in three cabins, plus crew. Cruising speed 35 knots, top speed 50+ knots with waterjets.

"Landaulette" - 31' Sports Limo

As a reflection on the pouring rain here in Sweden, I have made a new version of an older design, now with an electric or manual convertible top that is split in the middle.

"Landoulette" - 32' Hardtop

Now stretched a little, here is the hardtop Landoulette with an optional sunroof. The aft-half convertible lowers to become an open cockpit...

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For new build inquires, contact:

Lars Modin Design
Strandgatan 5
S-185 32 Vaxholm, Sweden
www.Modin-Design.com
46-8-541-33-445

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