[K1W1]

Originally Posted by Jorge Lang

How about some suggestions for power? Cat 3516's maybe?

Maybe for the 69m one otherwise there is either too much boat for the engine or too much engine for the size of the boat.

[Mov-it!]

So for the 2008 model you get a brand new antenna?
I'm looking forward for the 2009 model.

anyway; I would like to see one of them in real life. Keep us posted on the progress

[sarah-michelle]

Name: "Platinum Princess"
LOA: 3140 ft / 940 m
Latitude: 400 ft / 120 m
Altitude: 534 ft / 160 m (incl. keel)
Floors: 41
Design: Jens Lages Incorporated
Year: 2008
highres image: http://www.imagesave.org/open.php?id=9071PP-design.jpg

[sarah-michelle]

HIGHRES IMAGE of "TAYLOR"

http://www.imagesave.org/open.php?id...ylorDesign.jpg

[sarah-michelle]

Name: "Thunder"
LOA: 56 ft / 16,8 m
Design: Jens Lages Incorporated
Year: 2005
Concept: "Dolphin 56"

[K1W1]

Hi,

When are we going to see photos of the real thing?

[AMG]

Originally Posted by K1W1

Hi,

When are we going to see photos of the real thing?

Maybe I saw three of the Platinum Princess model at Marina baie des Anges..?

[K1W1]

Originally Posted by sarah-michelle

a lot of new yachts designs are currently under construction.

Hi,

You wrote this line a while ago when asked about the real thing. Would you care to answer or post any pictures of completed vessels?

It is all very well to have a number of concept designs but without anything tangible to back them up that's all they are.


Lars- Marina Baie des Anges may be about the same length but I don't think even it has the same number of floors (41) shown on the latest rendering.

The GRT of a vessel this size must be staggering, it would be amongst if not the the biggest ship not just yacht.

[CODOG]

incredible

[brunick]

Originally Posted by sarah-michelle

Name: "Platinum Princess"
LOA: 3140 ft / 940 m
Latitude: 400 ft / 120 m
Altitude: 534 ft / 160 m (incl. keel)
Floors: 41
Design: Jens Lages Incorporated
Year: 2008
highres image: http://www.imagesave.org/open.php?id=9071PP-design.jpg

can we get a general arrangement of that one?

[sarah-michelle]

HIGHRES IMAGE of "Ephelia"
http://www.imagesave.org/open.php?id=1832Ephelia.JPG

[sarah-michelle]

Name: "Ocean Cruiser"
LOA: 781 ft / 234 m
Design: Jens Lages Incorporated
Year: 2008
highres image: http://www.imagesave.org/open.php?id...ser-Design.jpg

[K1W1]

Hi,

I have asked before and am sure I am not the only one on the forums who would like to see more of these vessels that you say are under construction.

Can you please enlighten us as to something that is actually in existence or afloat?

I have made extensive enquiries amongst my peers and no one has heard of the designer you say you are displaying these concepts for. There is a huge difference between plain block concepts and the real work required for naval architecture to a level required to construct something.

I for one would like to see if these designs are designs as such or just some clever drawing with no supporting substance.

[kach22i]

I see a little Burt Rutan space ship porthole thing going on in a few of the designs. Pretty cool though, very clean designs with a sense of style.

[sarah-michelle]

Name: "Sterling"
LOA: 55 ft / 16,4 m
Design: Jens Lages Incorporated
Year: 2008
highres image: http://www.imagesave.org/open.php?id...ish-Design.jpg