New Military Related Yacht and Boat Designs Required

Sunshine-jiang

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Yacht Consultants Asia (HK) Ltd. requires completed and/or conceptual designs for state of the art military vessels to offer our Clients. Of primary interest are …

1. Highly secure, fast Yachts (to 150’ LOA with min.1500nm range) for VIP delivery, entertainment and pleasure cruising. Each VIP stateroom must have attached Bodyguard quarters. (Fast wave piercing Catamarans included)

2. VDS capable Coastal Patrol vessels (60 -175’ LOA) with gun basements in place without arms.

3. Fast, shallow draft River Patrol vessels (40 - 75’LOA) with gun basements in place without arms.

4. Personnel and Light Vehicle Landing craft (to 100’)

5. Fully submersible 4-6 crew submarines (20 atmospheres capability min.)

Please contact by email only to info@yca-hk.com Replies will be kept confidential until agreements in place.
 
I would rather die from hunger.
P.S.
Not intended as an insult to anyone, but as a personal professional choice.
 
Oops, seems like all yacht industry turning into military/rescue market now. Thanks crisis...

For the concepts: I think it will be fair to order the concepts You need.
 
>>>I think it will be fair to order the concepts You need<<<

May I guess Alik that exactly this was to be avoided???
 
This has got to be a joke - when would a serious multi-million dollar 'entrepeneur' place a 'Want Ad' on a public chat site?

Anyone worth their salt would have enough contacts, or know how to find them already.

Looking at www.yca-hk.com site gives you the impression they could design stuff themsleves - if you belive web site impressions!
 
Looking at their site gives you the impression they could design stuff themsleves - if you belive web site impressions!

Yea there site boasts that they have 2 Naval Architects, 3 Yacht Designers and 2 Interior Designers on their payroll if these can't design and develop naval craft then who can.

I believe that this is a joke.
 
What is an inexpensive way to find new talent?

Throw bait out and let them find you.
 
Seems like those guys are 'concept hunters': they collect concepts from architects/designers, and use those to hook up customers. Once they succeed, they hire Chinese draftsmen to produce a 'design'.
 
Seems like those guys are 'concept hunters': they collect concepts from architects/designers, and use those to hook up customers. Once they succeed, they hire Chinese draftsmen to produce a 'design'.

You are so right
 
I dunno, I would give the guy a chance. Maybe he is for real
I had mail from a Chinese company , where he got my address from I have no idea At first I doubted the guy, I asked him for a price for 2 dies, they came back in an hour with a price, a drawing, and the price for the metal, delivered anywhere
I was doubtful, should I send the money .After 3 months I asked him for references, he gave me a list of clients from all over I got on the phone and one Co. in NZ, told me they had 200 dies with this croWd and had been doing trade for years
I sent the money for the dies and deposit for the metal
It was only 750kg the metal was 33% of quoted here, dies were 40%
They are a pleaure to do Business with On the other hand, I am glad I do not work for Rio Tinto
 
a little different scope here - these guys are asking for concepts - to do what with?
To get inspiration? come on - if they are to design and build boats they should have a clue themselves. It really does look like they want to use other people's concepts (with as little work as possible) as their advertising.

We get these posts every week -

"I need to design a minesweeper 120ft - how do I start - should I start with a profile drawing???! please help my boss is putting pressure on me!"
 
We get these posts every week -
"I need to design a minesweeper 120ft - how do I start - should I start with a profile drawing???! please help my boss is putting pressure on me!"

Yeah, true. Those make me laugh a big time! :D :D
 
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