CNC Plans not Included

It could be more subtle aft, I wasn't real careful, but even so, in the water, it's not real noticable and it won't trap water like a chine. Going to finish the top on the other one as I learn more, then go back to something like this.

 

Looks small to me lol

 

Shuttleworth

Um, so why not a Shuttleworth cat, he has some big boats in your size range, except his make sense.
I'm beginning to think this thread is one big troll.

 

Jorge - you might want to buy a lagoon 50 instead.... This thing is turning into a montrocity - theres no way its going to be a performance boat with that much volume in it. If you want to go cruising and have super roomy boat - you should probably stick with a full bridgedeck house boat like a lagoon 50-60... they are enormous boats....

 

I'm going to ask Shuttleworth ... Troll for what? I have learned a ton from this thread.

No, it's not like a Lagoon, lol! ... Funny that I take that as an insult.

Ok, I won't post anymore, you can only ask for so much free help, right )) This thread has been super informative, thanks everyone for your input.

 

oops take that back, want to post my finished design, sleek hulls, tight spaces and all.

I made two versions, one with open transom and the other, this one because I put the aft bunk under the bridgedeck as well. That gives enough room in the bedroom to accommodate a desk and chest of drawers without feeling cramped.

The open transom version would let me have a full roof for more solar panels, good thing is it can be built either way. I like them both equally except I like the bed under the deck more so leaning that way.

I think it's pretty good looking!

 

I think it is too bulky looking,....and lacks a good sheer line

 

Really? Must be the straight sheer and maybe the huge roof which I need for solar panels. Oh well I will step away from it for awhile and then look again.

 

Now this is BULKY - 67 foot Sunreef, only 3 million ...

Can a boat like this actually sail?

 

That Sunreef is really ugly, and I doubt it has much sailing ability at all. But I guess it the engines failed (bad fuel etc) it could always be coasted home .

 

LOL, I took it to be the next generation of Dutch tug boats.

 

That would be one nice tug... I will try to appreciate it in that perspective lol.

Brian, I know how much you love the classic look, sorry to have disgusted you.

 

All depends on your customers.
Do they want speed, size, or style?

 

Call Me SLIM















cockpit 12'-6" x 27'-4" and hulls make perfect sitting height, just add cushions. That should leave plenty room for a simple galley and canvas will offer protection when it's unpleasant. She is long though - 65'

 

Freya charter cat

Do you recall my making a reference to this big open space cat Freya?

...more pics here:
http://www.boatdesign.net/forums/powerboats/weekender-picnic-powercat-33751.html#post495516

...a bit more curvaceous,...and I think this 'hard top' design would be a lot more sell-able if that is what you have in mind.