Name that boat...
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blueST

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4,868 posts

245 months

Wednesday 25th July 2012
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Does anyone know what the two boats are below? One looks a bit military and maybe the other's a Wally or something? Just interested as I snapped them on holiday recently.








mickrick

3,759 posts

202 months

Wednesday 25th July 2012
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The bottom one looks like Izanami ?
No, just looked her up... http://www.superyachts.com/motor-yacht-3618/ronin....
Must be a warship.

Edited by mickrick on Wednesday 25th July 21:19

Boatbuoy

1,975 posts

191 months

Wednesday 25th July 2012
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The first is indeed a Wally. It's one of their 64' Wally Power range. The guy who designed the interior sits next to me at work.

blueST

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Wednesday 25th July 2012
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Boatbuoy said:
The first is indeed a Wally. It's one of their 64' Wally Power range. The guy who designed the interior sits next to me at work.
I really can't decide if I like it or not, not that I'm in the market. Some times I think all the angles look great, other times it looks like a collapsed house of cards. Can't make my mnd up. I'm sure everyone will agree the interior is a master stroke (in case he's reading over your shoulder hehe )

hidetheelephants

35,695 posts

222 months

Wednesday 25th July 2012
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French froggie corvette/OPV thing L'Adroit.


blueST

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Thanks.

Wikipedia says "The 360° panoramic bridge and the integrated mast give the L’Adroit’s crew reliable information acquisition resources" which means the captain can see backwards as well as forwards. Now I think about it, that could be quite an important feature or a French ship wink

Simpo Two

92,662 posts

294 months

Wednesday 25th July 2012
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blueST said:
Wikipedia says "The 360° panoramic bridge and the integrated mast give the L’Adroit’s crew reliable information acquisition resources" which means the captain can see backwards as well as forwards. Now I think about it, that could be quite an important feature or a French ship wink
They normally just sit in the harbour until an Allied force comes and sinks them...


'Reliable information acquisition resources' indeed - 'all round view' not being impressive enough.