Turkish yacht builder Numarine presents the 130 WB so far its largest project and here showing a design rendering. The130 WB will be a forty meter Super Yacht with a beam of over eight meters. Architect Spadolini gave a progressive design approach, taking hints from the latest presented Numarine models with a sleek, and stylish but at the same time aggressive looking profile. The 130 WB this acronym standing for wide body will have a full beam main deck which represents the saloon, and master cabin which will also be serviced by the latest trend of opening balconies. In this case three, two for the saloon, and one for the owners cabin. The aft bathing platform of the 130 WB will also follow latest trends offering a beach deck with ample space for sunbathing, socializing, and showering. The interior will be of a semi custom approach configured to accommodate five or six cabins, this also depending on the place where one locates the galley. The 130 WB will also boast two staircases, one for the guests and another for crew movements. Crew space will be for three doubles, and one captains cabin. Numarine is estimating speeds with the bigger engine choice of a 28 knots maximum for its new planned flagship. December 27, 2009
Project: Numarine 130 WB
Turkish yacht builder Numarine presents the 130 WB so far its largest project and here showing a design rendering. The130 WB will be a forty meter Super Yacht with a beam of over eight meters. Architect Spadolini gave a progressive design approach, taking hints from the latest presented Numarine models with a sleek, and stylish but at the same time aggressive looking profile. The 130 WB this acronym standing for wide body will have a full beam main deck which represents the saloon, and master cabin which will also be serviced by the latest trend of opening balconies. In this case three, two for the saloon, and one for the owners cabin. The aft bathing platform of the 130 WB will also follow latest trends offering a beach deck with ample space for sunbathing, socializing, and showering. The interior will be of a semi custom approach configured to accommodate five or six cabins, this also depending on the place where one locates the galley. The 130 WB will also boast two staircases, one for the guests and another for crew movements. Crew space will be for three doubles, and one captains cabin. Numarine is estimating speeds with the bigger engine choice of a 28 knots maximum for its new planned flagship. December 26, 2009
New Model: Moonen 99 Alu
The new Moonen 99 Alu is a further development of the first Fast Yacht Series, from the four cabin 94 Alu. Two yachts Nilo and Infinity, both launched in 2007 introduced the Moonen 94 Alu. Like all Alu yachts, the 99 is built of Sealium, a lightweight, strong, highly corrosion resistant aluminium alloy. She has a tank-tested hull and is driven by Servogear Controllable Pitch Propellers set in high efficiency tunnels. Powered by twin Caterpillar C32 ACERT diesels, she has a composite built antenna mast and bimini top, to save weight aloft and assure her top speed of 26 knots. Named Phoebe hull number one of the new 99 Alu is classed by Bureau Veritas and has MCA certification. The 99 Alu as other recent Moonen models, was styled by René van der Velden Yacht Design over a hullform of Stolk Marimecs naval architecture. Rhoades Young, in cooperation with Moonen, suggested a variation of the interior layout and created dedicated styling for the client. The 99 Alu has the same superstructure footprint as the 94 with essentially the same accommodations and engine room areas. The added length was applied to enlarging crew quarters and lengthening the main after deck and flying bridge. On the main deck, the saloon is typical of many Moonen yachts, but has a larger adjoining enclosed galley with its own door to the side deck. The wheelhouse centres on a console with engine controls; a plush settee is set aft for guest observation. Stairs lead to the flying bridge and sundeck. Below, the full beam master suite has an open plan. Forward, the watertight bulkhead has been moved slightly aft to enlarge the VIP suite. The joinery design by Rhoades Young makes use of a rich walnut with contrasting white painted surfaces and fabric panel insets. Technical Data:
LOA - 30.15 m (98.9ft)
Waterline Length - 26.75 m
Beam - 6.80 m
Draft - 1.80 m
Displacement - 120 t
Fuel Capacity - 18900 l
Water Capacity - 3900 l
Accommodation - 8 guest berths in 4 cabins
Engines - 2 x Cats C32 Acert 1800 hp
Propulsion - Servogear Controllable Pitch Propellers in tunnels
Speed - 26 knots max, 19 knots cruise, 11 knots economic cruise
Range - 2500 nm at 11 knots
Hull Shape - round bilge semi displacement
Project - Rene Van der Velden styling, Rhoades Young interior, Stolk Marimecs hull
Certification - MCA, Bureau Veritas Class
December 25, 2009
New Model: Gamefisherman 46 Flybridge
Gamefisherman is another of the custom and semi production builders, but this one originating from the Florida area, and also concentrating most of its range to smaller under fifty feet models. Many of today's custom builders are going above the fifty foot mark, and when they build small it is normally a centre console design with outboards then a cabin convertible type. Here we present the 46 Flybridge the latest creation of its experienced president Michael T. Matlack, who before founding Gamefisherman in 1985 has been at the head of such great names as Bertram, and Rybovich. This new 46 Flybridge might be a replacement to the 45 and is a pure sportfish machine with a spartan interior offering three or four berths on bunks with a fore head, a convertible settee, and a galley. Power to this very traditional looking Sportfish Cruiser is by twin Cummins 715hp. Technical Data:
LOA - 14.02 (46ft)
Beam - 4.26 m
Draft - 1.21 m
Fuel Capacity - 2271 l
Water Capacity - 283 l
Accommodation - 3 + 2 berths
Engines - 2 x 715hp Cummins
Propulsion - line shaft
Construction - cold molded wood protected with glass epoxy resins
December 24, 2009
Projects: Parisi 850 Open, Parisi 850 Cabin
December 23, 2009
Improve-it = Riviera 70 Enclosed Flybridge
Christmas has come early this year for two loyal Riviera owners, taking possession of their brand new 70 Enclosed Flybridges, both customised to the hilt and representing more important sales for Riviera current flagship. The first, will be among Australia’s best equipped luxury game Sportfish Yachts, and is named “Born to Battle” now belonging to an elated Peter Teakle, who set out to create the ideal home for cruising and competing. In his 50,000 nautical miles over twenty years and six Riviera’s, Peter has learned which details make a great game fishing boat, combined with those features that top it off as a thoroughly exquisite cruising boat. The retired Peter Teakle plans to cruise The Whitsundays, exploring the 74 islands in the group and seriously competing in the annual Lizard Island Game Fishing Tournament in which he was instrumental in changing the format to a tag-and-release competition. So enthused is Peter Teakle with his latest addition to his fleet, his new 70 Enclosed Flybridge is painted in Peter’s trademark colour scheme of black hull with black and gold detailing to the superstructure, that he has barely had the keys two days before taking off to his home port of Hamilton Island where the locals are holding their breath in anticipation of her arrival. They will not be disappointed. ‘Born to Battle’ is decked out with over one million dollars in extras, from the upgraded MTU engines boasting nearly 4,000hp, and an ice chipper that blasts out 12kg of ice per hour, to five hundred thousands in Furuno electronics, controlled by a mouse in the Skipper’s helm chair. There are even water sensing devices that operate the windscreen wipers, inspired by the same technology in Peter’s BMW. The engine room is something to behold, equipping Peter’s fourth boat with MTUs, effectively a Mercedes Benz in this case two 1920hp engines. The massive exhausts are sourced from Italy. All up, the engineering of ‘Born to Battle’ is the most advanced in Australia and is truly world standard. Also installed, for comfortable cruising and extra stability during offshore tournaments is a gyro stabiliser system, which virtually eliminates low speed boat roll, at anchor and underway. Peter and Nina have also designed the internal layout to suit the dual purpose of ‘Born to Battle’. The floor plan features the galley aft, flowing out to mezzanine seating and cockpit, plus a detachable boarding platform that can be removed for serious, competitive game fishing. The lounge area is forward of the galley and consists of two generous size tables on either side of the boat, both featuring wrap-around seating crafted in the softest beige leather. There’s also a matching leather bench seat capable of seating up to five adults adjacent to the impeccably equipped galley, but to call it a ‘breakfast bar’ is like calling Born to Battle a barge. Sleeping eight in four cabins, the boat was specifically designed for two couples and three full-time crew. There is a palatial full beam master suite, a guest double stateroom with en suite and the third cabin has been converted into a “bells and whistles” office housing Peter’s gadgets, computers and storage for every manual this technically advanced boat boasts. At the bow are two spacious crew cabins and a fourth bathroom. No detail has been overlooked, from the teak woodwork throughout, Amtico floors, and a neutral palette that owes a lot to Nina’s Swedish origins. Prior to its presentation, ‘Born to Battle’ was put through its paces by Steve McPherson from R Marine, who went as far as spending several nights onboard out on the Gold Coast Broad water to put ‘Born to Battle’ and all of her machinery and equipment through a series of thorough tests. Another Riviera 70 that is enjoying its finishing touches in preparation for delivery is bound for New Zealand and due to be handed over by Bruce McGill and his team from R Marine in Auckland before Christmas. The owner, his crew and Bruce McGill intend to cruise the boat to her home port in Auckland earlier in the New Year. Their delivery trip will take them, 438nm from the Gold Coast to the pristine, rugged and supremely beautiful island of Lord Howe Island for some serious exploring. At Lord Howe they will then take on fuel for the 800nm passage to New Zealand. The Riviera 70 boasts a cruise speed of 30 knots and top speed of 35 knots and a range of 1,000 nm. So far, Riviera has built and launched five of its 2008 presented flagship 70s, more like custom builds than production boats and nearly qualifying to a Super Sportfish status. December 22, 2009
Project: Kha Shing MFS 62
December 21, 2009
New Model: Dyna 65
Taiwan Yacht builder Dyna Craft present a new 65 model. Sitting at the middle large side of its seven model range the 65 is set to challenge the mostly European based competition for this size offering a motor yacht with Mediterranean looks, coupled with the latest trends of big view windows in the main midship owner and VIP cabins to fore. Offering sporty stylish lines outside, the 65 boasts a standard interior of four cabins, with double crew cabin aft. The Dyna 65 is also offered in two further layouts the firsts named Option 1 replaces the fourth cabin with a walk in wardrobe for the owners cabin, and the second crew berth is replaced with a jet ski garage. The third layout named Option 2, is also a three cabin with owner walk in wardrobe in replace of the fourth cabin, crew second berth now having an utility room, and the raised saloon settee replaced by a dining table with movable chairs for six. The flybridge of the new 65 offers a big C-shaped settee looking aft, wet bar to port, central helm station, and sunbathing area to fore. The welcoming interior main deck is a split level offering a C-shaped sofa to port upon entrance, galley to port in the raised area, opposite second settee, and helm station to starboard. Tender stowage is on the bathing platform aft which follows latest trends of having an up and down movement for easy tender launching and retrieval. Power choice is from nine options from all major marine manufactures Yanmar, Volvo, MTU, and MAN propelled with traditional in line shaft method. Hull number one which was fitted with the larger MAN 1224hp options reached top speeds of 30 knots with fuel and water at half loads. Technical Data:
LOA - 20.36 m (65.1ft)
Beam - 5.23 m
Draft - 1.55 m
Fuel Capacity - 3780 l
Water Capacity - 832 l
Accommodation - 6 berths in 3 cabins
Engines - 2 x Cats C12 705hp, C18 1000hp, Volvo D12 770hp, Yanmar 900hp
MAN D2848 LE423 900hp, D2840 LE423 1100hp, V12 1200hp
MTU 8V2000M92 1000hp, 8V2000M93 1200hp
Propulsion - line shaft
Speed - 30 knots max with MAN V12 1200hp
Hull Shape - vee hull bottom
Construction - vinilester resin solid glass hulls with foam core sides
December 20, 2009
Project: Princess V85-S
British boat builder Princess seems not happy enough to present two new models at the London Show in January 2010, launching there the new 72 Motor Yacht, and V56 and heads a week later to Global sized German Dusseldorf show revealing the new V85-S. The new Princess V85-S takes the Princess V-class sports yacht range to the next level of quality and performance, with its redesigned main deck layout, an enhanced materials specification, and a new more powerful engine option which guarantees a thoroughbred sporting performance. The V85-S is a triumph of modern design, advanced engineering and traditional craftsmanship. Excitement and relaxation are available in equal measure, encapsulated in a sleeker exterior style that blends with her sport profile. Special weight reducing techniques are employed in a state of the art construction method to ensure maximum performance and efficiency gains from the latest engine technology. An all new and distinctive lower profile discreetly incorporates an upper sundeck, which is fitted with a luxurious sunbathing and relaxation area as standard, or an upper helm station as option. Throughout the interior Princess has ensured exceptional levels of style and comfort, such as the completely restyled and enlarged side windows on the magnificent main deck; the open plan layout, giving a massive entertaining space; and the spacious accommodation below deck specified with the highest quality materials. Apart all these improvements the one most important addition remains hidden from view, in the engine room, with the new 2,600hp MTU V16s top of the list. These powerful high speed diesels give a phenomenally impressive power-to-weight ratio and an amazing speed range pushing 40 knots, making the V85-S one of the most powerful in line shaft propelled Super Sport Yacht in this size.December 19, 2009
New Model: Sanlorenzo SL104
Technical Data:
LOA - 31.70 m (104ft)
Waterline Length - 27.10 m
Beam - 7.10 m
Draft - 2.00 m half load
Displacement - 105 t half load
Fuel Capacity - 12500 l
Water Capacity - 2500 l
Accommodation - 3, 4 guest staterooms, 2, 3 crew cabins
Engines - 2 x MTU 16v2000m93 2435hp
Propulsion - inline shaft with Rolla propellers
Speed - 28 knots max, 26 knots cruise
Hull - vee shape with fifteen degrees deadrise
Construction - GRP
Project - Francesco Paszkowski, Rodolfo Dordoni interior
Certification - MCA
Project: Sea Force IX 91.5 Series
The Sea Force IX 91.5 Series is a versatile and capable member of the US Florida custom Sportfish builder fleet. The hull form of the 91.5 series mirrors that of her capable siblings, with its great wave piercing entry and inherent stability. The advanced maneuverability of this series allows the 91.5 to be used as a day yacht, while also allowing for unique long range cruising capabilities challenging your itinerary to go global. It’s not to say she is not a tournament contender. She is plenty capable of backing down on that record catch. With the 91.5 series platform, you can be underway enjoying the ride with your guests, as your tender is bringing the catch of the day back to the mother ship. Sea Force IX designed the 91.5 for having unique options. The 91.5 series also offers a nimble and maneuverable performance, extended cruising range at lower speeds, a great, unprecedented fuel consumption, and as all Sea Force IX is fully customizable. Her standard interior is a four cabin plan all with personal heads, and full beam owners suite. Power estimates are for a 35 knots top speed, and 32 knots cruise with twin MTU 2250hp engines. Her range is non the less incredible giving a 3000 nautical miles long distance ocean crossing capability at 10 knots. A unique feature for this type and kind of Super Sportfish. The first 91.5 Series which will be construction number five for the Florida based builder should be completed at the beginning of the coming year.
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