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The most innovative, cost-effective and sustainable way of boat building using 3D Core Kits. Have a look at episode 2 of building yachts without a mould.

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The Aquila 42 Yacht Power Catamaran is the definition of effortless luxury and endless fun.

Fine details in scale 1:20 from Cranchi Yachts Sessantadue 62 ft.

Just a quick reminder as the Monaco Yacht Show is starting today and maybe that put you in the mood to finally make your dream come true and get yourself a yacht. Don’t let anybody else tell you how your dreams are supposed to look like. Or that they should look just like anybody else’s dreams. If what you have in mind looks different or outright alien, that’s cool. It’s your dream after all and we think that should be respected. You know what? Chances are it can be made reality, too. There are people in our industry who just love to think outside the box and who are happiest when you throw a real challenge at them. ’Tobiko’ is an ultra-light 40m SWATH that might not offer you the biggest volume you can put on the water. Or 4 guest rooms. Or a pool. It does, however, offer you a very stable platform (some say it’s impossible to get seasick aboard a SWATH) and a very unique way of being on the water. #christianleyk #coquinedesign #yachting #yachtdesign #professionaldreamer #mys #monacoyachtshow #designstudio #lifestyle #dreamyacht #dreamproject #dreamscometrue #yourdreams #yachtproject #SWATH #thinkdifferent 

Discover the Ultimate Versatility of the Caracal! 🏌️♂️🛺✨ Embrace the freedom to explore with the Caracal – not just a golf cart, but your all-terrain companion! This stunning photo captures the essence of versatility as the Caracal effortlessly glides along the beautiful American coastline. Why settle for ordinary when you can experience extraordinary? The Caracal redefines what it means to own a golf cart. It's more than a vehicle; it's a partner in adventure that seamlessly fits into every aspect of your lifestyle. Whether you're navigating through lush golf courses or taking a spontaneous journey across diverse terrains, the Caracal stands by your side. The secret behind its superpower? A remarkably light design that doesn't compromise on strength or functionality. With such ease and adaptability, there's no limit to where you can go and what you can do. Your heart desires freedom. Your life demands versatility. With the Caracal, you have both. #Versatility #Caracal #AmericanCoastline #GolfCartLife #Companion #LightDesign #GolfCart

Futuristic Mirarri Yacht Is a 55-foot Vessel with a Full Carbon Hull

Coming from West Australia, arguably the state with the best beaches around the world, I've always had an affinity for water. And then I was landlocked in Beijing for 8 years. Naturally, I sought out water ever since. Shanghai, Hong Kong, and through Thailand and Vietnam and back again. I can report that boating is the next frontier to explore. Where once pioneers climbed into a Chinese junk ship, or a Nordic longships for trade, commerce, exploration, and warfare. When you think of ships as *being the destination itself*? Well, the Americans mastered this on The Love Boat. Mark Twain loved himself a houseboat tale. This is personally how I understand the journey. The image of floating down The Hudson River towards Upper New York Bay and Lady Liberty? My dream boating trip. And there are so many. The moonlight is the destination. The gentle rocking. The ideas that one comes up with when in the company of the most brilliant and entertaining people that one is allowed by local laws and regulations to spend time with? Invaluable. Priceless. If a wave rocks the boat just enough for you to bump your head and have your Eureka moment? Your next brilliant concept? (Given & assumed of course that you're someone who works and implements your very best ideas tirelessly until they're fully realised.) How much would you pay that wave? And yet. When you understand boating histories, cultures and histories? You can begin to appreciate boating futures. And the possibilities are quite endless. As were the form, function, and feeling of the world's illustrious and endlessly nuanced maritime traditions, cultures and histories. 'Sail away from the safe harbor, catch the trade winds in your sails, explore, dream, discover.' Mark Twain (Samuel Clements) I dream of a day when business trips on boats are the norm. Why? Because if productivity is the end point? Then I want to be water, as Bruce Lee opined. For me? I can be water when I'm in water. When I'm on water. ENERGY. And so? I have my best Zen brainstorms around water. Japanese designers will know what I speak of. Japanese aesthetics are deeply profound and have long inspired me. As have all aesthetic philosophies. And, properly understood, I believe that aesthetic philosophies in corporate and business contexts will redefine how and why we go to work. Why? Simply put, we work better when we are stimulated. By colours, breezes, motion, scents, flavours, sunshine, fresh produce, dancing and feeling alive. It's only the false understanding of dancing itself that tells us we can't do our best thinking and work before, during and after dancing. So often my best ideas come to me while I dance. I grew up with any number of Tangos. Argentine tango, ballroom tango - all 8 kinds. And when I listen to each one in a different setting with different motions, pondering different notions? Endless ideas. Creative ideas, business plans, and anything I care for. What immaculate ideas do you dream of?

Shaped by an ambitious technological calling to be the most forward-facing sport yacht in her category, the S7 is a paradigm of peak performance and luxurious leisure. Watch for a complete walkthrough. https://bit.ly/3YLnnQK

The Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 350... What comes after good? by John Curnow, Global Editor, SailWorldCruising.com Well if you get it right, then it's usually, great. Miss the mark, and the slide down and out the other side is not so glorious. Often leaves everyone with a, 'Well. That didn't work, now did it?' kind of feeling. Good thing then that Jeanneau's new Sun Odyssey 350 is all about the former, and none of the latter. "What really got my attention when sailing her was just how easily driven the hull is," added Condell. "Yes, you can go to town with performance sails, and I for one would love to see the Sun Odyssey 350 with a deck sweeper jib, and a fat head main (on cars). The power of the latter, especially off the breeze, would be demonstrable. I think it is fair to say one of the first owners may well carry out this exact transformation, especially if they want to upset the racing fraternity." Lee Condell, Performance Boating Sales More - https://lnkd.in/gB_hamyW #PerformanceBoatingSales #PBS #sailing #yachts #powerboats #cruising #racing #jeanneau