And another four:
Here comes a number of yachts without comments, I am sure many of you know them anyway...;)
Sorry Outmywindow, but maybe you did not read the whole article where it says this; "If ITEX can't find out the real identity of the "John Does,"...
Hi, Of course this is something that Sensation and myself will have to deal with if they should go ahead and build this boat, which I hope will...
Another superyacht of sensible proportions is the 117´Arcadia from Royal Huisman. Designed by Tony Castro, she is a true classic beauty. The stern...
In the Dutch corner was (as usual) Moonen Shipyards, this year with the new 114´Explorer "My Issue". At 290 tonnes their biggest achievement so...
The real showstopper (besides Maltese Falcon) was this "X-stream" 73 m Concept model from Feadship and de Voogt Naval Architects. They were...
Laurel from Delta is another yacht you need to see in reality to understand how big she is, here from the impressive bow and also from the stern...
Continuing with the motor yachts, here is the WallyPower 47 (and a WallyTender) in front of Arcadia, the good looking masterpiece from Royal Huisman.
Thanks Snorro, The boats on your pictures then left before the show, most to nearby anchorages, like The One (ex Carinthia VI) that could be...
I saw this model at the Monaco Yacht Show, pretty nice and clean lines compared to many other powercats. The producer is based in Gdansk (PL)...
Y3K is the center-cockpit 94´Wally, Shaka and Tango are Wally 80-footers. Shaka with a canting keel, Tango with a fixed and the wide central...
Here are the Swan 130 and another beauty, Santa Maria from Perini Navi.
Starting with the sailing yachts... When you are close, you really understand the size of these two giants, Maltese Falcon and Mirabella V. MF is...
Thanks Kelly, for the yachtspotters I have zoomed in a little on Annaliesse and Alysia. First time I have seen these two 85 meter charter yachts...
Build Ports, not Yachts..! I will post some pictures from the show in this thread as soon as I have them sorted out, but I can give a few...
In Monaco you can see a few of each at the classic Riva facility, today more fibreglass boats than mahogany, but still impressive...:cool:
Thanks Luc, this will be interesting to follow. And to "Qum!", yes I have a good sense of humor and having seen the model of "Mini-Bling" there...
Well, life is too short doing the same thing I think, so the best job in yachting is perhaps what you do next? Yacht designer, I am part time....
This is becoming confusing now... I am pretty sure that Björn is thinking of the old 84´which is actually designed by Frank Mulder and Moonens...
