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Discussion in 'Wally Yacht' started by AMG, Mar 14, 2005.

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  1. catmando, Mar 29, 2005
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    catmando Senior Member

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    I like the Volante's powertrain, but for 15kn that diesel better be big...say a Paxman of 3500hp or so? I didn't know the Wally 118 had those little diesels. What are they, Yanmar 370s or so? Maybe I'll check the site for the info.
  2. catmando, Mar 29, 2005
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    Hey I was right! Yanmar 370s!! :D :D
  3. speeder, Apr 18, 2005
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  4. JonS, Apr 18, 2005
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    I have to say, from a designers point of view... that is an architectural stunner! I have not seen this design before. Beautiful! :eek:
  5. Kevin, Apr 18, 2005
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    Definitely awesomeness! Both that design, and the 70m are two yachts I'd LOVE to see get made one day.
  6. catmando, Apr 18, 2005
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    "Much more terrible" ROFL :D :D :D

    That yacht screams out "BUILD ME BUILD ME"!!! :D
  7. catmando, Apr 18, 2005
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    Lars the more I think about 2 turbines/1 diesel the better I like it for the big boats. A much faster combination if one has to run from weather or, Neptune forbid, PIRATES! :eek:
  8. AMG, Apr 18, 2005
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    Yes, it is called Lateral Thinking.... ;)
  9. SAB, Apr 18, 2005
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    cool stuff indeed! ... a nice high volume displacement design from Wally; I love all the light entering into the hull living spaces. Its mysterious that look... with all the glass supporting the sundecks
  10. speeder, Apr 19, 2005
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    I know, it`s the wrong expression, but i don`t know what to say if i don`t say more terrible. Of course it looks good, but the other wally yachts are much more beautiful.
  11. catmando, Apr 20, 2005
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    I enjoy reading posts by people for whom English is not the first language. It's fun! :) :) You would think the same of my efforts in your language too I would suspect. ;)

    And I will never correct your English unless it's a matter of grammar or errors in spelling.
  12. speeder, Apr 20, 2005
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    :D than i hope i don`t give you much things to laugh aboout.
  13. hlbeckley, May 5, 2005
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    Help me someone

    I am a HUGE fan of Wally, their work is futuristic and individualistic.
    Here's what i want them to do. Design me a sailing catamaran, 50-60' in Wally's true design manner and colours with all their great idea's.
    Anyone out there bold enough/talented enough to try and sketch one and post it?

    Thanks
  14. AMG, May 5, 2005
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    Hi, I am a little surprised they haven´t done a multihull already. But I would think their concept of easy handling points to a trimaran, rather than a cat.

    I made a fast concept à la Wally, with a winged mast and wave-piercing sponsons and hope they don´t mind... ;)

    /Lars

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  15. hlbeckley, May 5, 2005
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    AMG, i knew that you may have a solution for me...show me more please.
    I want details etc if you have please. I am thinking interiors a-la Azimut 86s and Wally put together etc. Thansk again
  16. AMG, May 5, 2005
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    I have no details, as I made it right now, but probably a length of 60-120 feet and I could also think of a splitted boom with a double main-sail, butterfly style for downwind sailing.

    Interior as you say, clean geometrical shapes in an open plan.

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  17. brian eiland, May 5, 2005
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    Well my design is not exactly Wally material, but it does have some (forward) thinking ideas. I imagine it could be Wally-ized.

    Gamefishing-Motorsailing Catamaran
  18. LanaLane, Jul 12, 2005
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    I don't know what everyone sees in these Wally things? :rolleyes:

    The salon looks like a corporate boardroom. The aft deck looks like the
    staging area for paratroopers on a C-5 Galaxy. The deck looks like it
    would have more wetted surface than Florida after a hurricane. The
    intake nacelles looks like somebody forgot to stow the fenders. And with
    a $24 million price tag, this Italian attempt at stealth should prove
    successful... because I doubt you'll ever see one!

    Stick a mast on that thing! :D :p
  19. tantetruus, Jul 12, 2005
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    Well, personally i love it, but it's a taste thing, no more, no less, but i fully understand your view, which is part of its appael; it's a "you love it or you hate it" thing.
    What i absolutely dislike about it is the absurd amount of fuel it uses...

    Personally, i would be VERY happy with one of their tenders:)))
  20. promoceanmodels, Jul 12, 2005
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    As >tantetruus< has written, its your choice to love or hate this thing, cause it looks not similar to other designs.
    But it is possible now, to build a rc-model of the 118. Powered by two big jets (40mm) and E-motors: www.schiffsrumpf.de
    So you can drive your jetmodel with "similar to Wallydesign" for small money, sitting on the deck of a usual yacht...
    :)
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