| Lürssen | 95.2M | "Whisper" ex. "KISMET"/Project 'Global' | 2014/23 |

Absolutely stunning in every detail, just like any Lurssen. Kismet is mostly unique because of the wide array of interior materials and textures used, all coming from various parts of the world and amazingly, they all work together. The interior as a whole is somewhat of an artful masterpiece. There is no hanging art on the walls, because the walls are actually the artwork, along with floors, the ceilings and of course - like any Lurssen - the engine room is a work of art too. The layout is a bit of a mouse maze, but it makes traversing the boat interesting.

Judy is going to write the feature (not a review) which should be quite a challenge given the complexity of the decor. We were not allowed to take pics during the media tour because they had some construction going on, but we are hopeful to get detail shots when the boat returns from the Caribbean. Did I just call Kismet a boat?

I am so ready! I have written the intro and am awaiting receipt of specs and photos whenever Carl gives the thumbs up. Meanwhile, yesterday Ft. Lauderdale's Sun Sentinel had a big front page photo (the yacht needed most of the page just for a profile shot in the distance) and a bigger than usual review. I read the review and ha-ha. YF's review will blow them away!

Stay tuned

Judy

They're all boats. Just some bigger than others.

Our mutual friend, MMD, once told me that the only difference between a yacht and a boat it that a pretentious man calls his boat a yacht.

We just can't call ours yachts. It just won't come out. And I don't think we could with Kismet either. In fact, there would be less need to with a boat like Kismet as one most certainly has no need to try to impress others. It most definitely is one beautiful boat.

Kismet ain't no boat. It's a ship.

Typical for MMD, always exhibits understated class. A true gentleman. And a boat nut!

Good find Ron! The jag was missing from the sprit on the day of our tour. Of course, being a Jaguar, we thought it was in the shop for repair! The cat was made in 4 sections so the crew could remove and store it with greater ease.

Thanks for the update. My keyboard is ready

The interior in the real is far superior to the photos. While a picture may say 1000 words, it can't possibly capture the richness and depth of the materials and their combinations. As a sneak preview, if it aint b-roke, don't fix it

Judy