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03-15-2007, 07:34 PM
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| YF News Associate  Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Caribbean
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| C.2104
Well, this is one of Perini's smaller projects. Measuring only 38M or 125 feet long and 8.36M or 27feet wide she is certainly the height of being small by modern day Perini standards. She will have a maximum draught of 18 feet and 7 tonne ballast. C.2104 is being constructed at Cantieri Navali Beconcini yard. However, the important and notable milestone is that of the hull turning. This is when the builders turn the hull from being upside down to right side up in much the fashion all yachts are. For more, you can always refer to the Perini Navi website. http://www.perininavi.it/schedanews.cfm?IDF=123 |
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03-18-2007, 11:05 PM
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| Hull Turning
For those out there who are interested in this project, there are one or two pics of the hull turning on the Perini Navi website. They may be found at the following link.. http://www.perininavi.it/galleria.cfm?IdBarca=50# In addition, on that same page, you can find renderings of the yacht.. which a very good! |
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