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what i saw is ugly, they showed a lot of drone shots and sail shots, but no real deck shots or no cabin shots at all if it was given to me, i would sell it and buy a real sailboat
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just a real beauty
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vary nice ship of sail .. like the music in the ad. like to know the name of them..
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damn
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0:33 you could buy my 30 ft fully equipped for transoceanic cruising sailboat with this winch alone …
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I saw this in person in San Diego. literally massive!!!
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how's it work in 45 knots? I bet u use a kapkin sail.
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No seats? They all have to sit on the Gunnels!
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Can I borrow this for the weekend? Promise to bring it back Sunday night. :D
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Now known as AHIMSA
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amazing
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can it be single handed? :)
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boring video. the music is out of place.
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show me the boat when the wind blows and the sea comes to live
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What a dreamboat, just what i like, gonna make one in my life
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The wealthy need to be taxed much more.
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Pity about the wind.
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Il ressemble à un Wally Esence avec la cabine en plus
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Maltese Falcon 0:26
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The 'art' may be unique but it just doesn't seem to fit in with the yacht nor the sea. It just doesn't have that wow effect I am certain that the Vitters folk had hoped for. Looking over the link for the artist... the ultra modern sleek lines of the ship just do not fit well with the artist's style (imho).
Aglaia is a spectacular 66m sloop-rigged aluminium yacht designed by naval architect Dubois Design. The large sloop rig is all carbon with EC6 rigging and gives a sail area to displacement ratio equivalent to a racing yacht. With the motto to develop a 60m+ yacht that sails like a dinghy, the design and build team set specific targets like hoisting the main sail in less than two minutes and tacking the boat within 30 seconds. Vitters Shipyard developed an innovative storage system on two drums in the forepeak for the Staysail and Code 1. In addition, Vitters designed a new type of furler for the Staysail to increase safety of the crew by completely avoiding manual handling for large sail hoisting and setting. Aglaia started off her second Mediterranean season with a spectacular novelty: she now carries a Code 1 artwork by the Norwegian art designer Magne Furuholmen. This is the worldwide largest artwork on canvas. Though one can hardly call a 3600 sqm painting a detail, this is yet another confirmation of nearly every single detail of this yacht being extraordinary. More info on Magne Furuholmen: www.magnef.org Video by Rick Tomlinson www.rick-tomlinson.com