Adastra Superyacht-gctid372869

[Guest]

"The ship features a master cabin as well as two guest cabins that will comfortably house a total of nine guests, crew quarters for up to six, and a plethora of deck space for taking in the sights."adastra-super-yacht

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[Guest]

And some super expensive moorage with that beam LOL

[Guest]

C,mon,,,That's not real.

Right?

[Guest]

it could be!

[dmcb]

He's looking. May be Mike's next boat.

You know how it is when you get the itch.

[Guest]

dmcb wrote:
He's looking. May be Mike's next boat.

You know how it is when you get the itch.

Funny! The "itch" cannot be supressed, only satisfied.

But I'm not itching for a new boat (yet). The new tin boat is keeping me amused until Jam Today is launched in 2 weeks.

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LazyCrusr wrote:
C,mon,,,That's not real.Right?

Yup - it's real.

http://baylinerownersclub.org/media/....jpg[/img]top speed ~22KN, 1,150hp Caterpillar, 4,000 mile range.

[Guest]

You would think with that hull design, she would do better than 22kn.

Beautiful lines though.

[Guest]

It looks like the Sea Shepard Earthracer that was used to stop Japanese Whaling and got hit by one of the Japs boats a year or so ago. Here is a Youtube video of the boat. Yep it is real, well very similar.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9O1k...eature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_dV3...eature=related

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Bay Cruise wrote:
It looks like the Sea Shepard Earthracer that was used to stop Japanese Whaling and got hit by one of the Japs boats a year or so ago. Here is a Youtube video of the boat. Yep it is real, well very similar.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9O1k...eature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_dV3...eature=related

Lets hope it has a better captain !!

[Guest]

Here is the website with many more (real life) pictures:

http://www.john-shuttleworth.com/adastra.php

I think it's beautiful. I like the clean lines.

[Guest]

I like it, though I liked EarthRace too and it was a bit more practical That being said, there's something about traditional "ship" design that appeals to me more than the "bling" lookup.

I think there's some serious benefits to that trimaran design with the engines in the pontoons... it should be very quiet, plenty of room for maintenance while not taking up room in the main vessel, fuel efficient, and ride well in most seas.

[Guest]

"Featuring a luxurious interior, complete with dinning area, fancy sleeping spaces, and even a bathroom and shower, the brand new barge is both easy on the gas and the eyes."

Beautiful lines, but I'm impressed by the "even a bathroom and shower"