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Hey guys... I Have some new updates...


Alright, We have hit all kinds of bumps with Apple and a few other vendors since the last update. We had to shop for a new Aluminum Supplier, Apple was not sure about their softwares compatibilities with our charting software, not to mention the same ongoing problem that we are having with Mercedes, Raymarine and Ultrajet.

The rest of the issues is normal daily issues with employees etc.. As for the yacht herself, she is doing great. Because of some holidays we a a few days behind on our projects.

As for the pictures....

Picture 1:
Setting up the gangways so that we can start working on the base for the davit among a few other things.

Picture 2:
We sprayed on a test coat of primer. The final color still has not been decided. Also, waiting on Vetus Marine to import our windows from Holland, and the glass still has not been test fitted.

Picture3:
A simple view from the rear. BTW I am standing on a milk crate for height purposes hah.

Picture 1:
Just a view from the rear. If you notice the slots on both sides.. those slots are going to house the hydraulic ladders that i posted in previous pictures. Just in case you are wondering the ladders cost totaled to R$40,000 Brazilian Reals for both, and were made out of Inox, and polished to a mirror finish. Pictures of they are delivered.

Picture 2:
The skeleton of the seat which will be at the Bow.

Picture 3:
Notice anything different on the fly? Keep it? or junk it?

Picture 1:
This is the seat space as mentioned above.

Picture 2:
A view of the building where the yacht currently sits. When she is ready for sea trials, we are going to have to demolish part of the building to fit the yacht through. When we started the project she was to be allot smaller in width and height. The client was later not happy with the size and wanted changed the minimum specs. One of the terms on the contract was for us to build the yacht close to the client, So instead of relocating the yacht to another facility which would be big enough to house it, we decided that we finish the project here and when she is done we have larger doors installed so that this doesn't happen again.

Picture3:
Primered.

Picture 4:
A closer look from the bow.

Wow I haven't updated this in forever... No time now but soon....

Make sure its soon

wow looks awesome keep up the work

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