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Discussion in 'Popular Yacht Topics' started by YachtForums, Jan 5, 2006.

  1. kalmeran

    kalmeran Senior Member

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    A very simple one to speed this game up:
    what is the largest yacht ever launched in the Netherlands?
  2. MedRascal

    MedRascal Senior Member

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    At 95 m / 311 ft the oceAnco "Trick One" today aka "Al Mirqab"

    BTW ... if anyone is interested, I think she recently was up for sale! Pull out your check books!
  3. kalmeran

    kalmeran Senior Member

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    Correct! Next question up to you (and don't ask the name of a famous building in Monte Carlo! :) ;)
  4. MedRascal

    MedRascal Senior Member

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    I'll keep it on the same subject as yours!:D

    What is he name of the largest yacht ever built in Italy?
  5. Hawk

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    M.V Kingdom 5KR @ 281'9" Built by Benetti in 1980
  6. kalmeran

    kalmeran Senior Member

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    Al Said : 103.85 m Picchiotti, 1982 ?

    (Hope I am wrong because I will not be able to give next question before tomorrow evening....)
  7. MedRascal

    MedRascal Senior Member

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    OOOppppssss.... you are indeed right! You're turn! :D
  8. AMG

    AMG YF Moderator

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    Since you asked "ever built in Italy" it must be the 390' Savoia II.
    Built in La Spezia by Royal Italian Arsenal in 1921. Served as a Royal Yacht and later for Mussolini, before finally sunk by Allied aircraft in 1943.
  9. MedRascal

    MedRascal Senior Member

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    ... since Kalmeran can't post a new question before tomorrow evening and since you're answer can be considered partially valid, why don't you come up with the question? :rolleyes:

    BTW, its becoming more & more difficult to find a good question rather then the answer...!:confused:
  10. AMG

    AMG YF Moderator

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    Well, I continue the path of largest yachts...

    What was the name of the largest yacht ever launched in France?
  11. TRY

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    Just a TRY

    CMN effectively launched Bermie some years ago.
    She is 49M.
    CMN say to have 52M - 60M - 74M in project, perhaps in build, certainly not launched.
    Could it be Bermie then?
  12. MedRascal

    MedRascal Senior Member

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    The recently delivered 72m "Kogo" by Alstom Marine ...?
  13. AMG

    AMG YF Moderator

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    As with Savoia II, this boat is now history, but still famous. MedRascal can enjoy a restaurant with her name...;)
  14. TRY

    TRY Senior Member

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    ?????????????

    Lars, you sound like the oracle of Delphi!
    Can you please acknowledge a correct answer?
    I didn't quite follow the restaurant thing!
  15. AMG

    AMG YF Moderator

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    Sorry, your yachts are still too small. The restaurant with the same name as the yacht is in Monaco, with a nice terrace for a lunch in the spring sun...
  16. TRY

    TRY Senior Member

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    Bigger but with sticks and cloth

    Phocea? Ex Club Med race boat.
    Ex Bernard Tapie, now Mrs or Ms Ayoub's (not sure of spelling though)
  17. AMG

    AMG YF Moderator

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    You are closing in, it is a schooner, built in the same bay as Club Mediterranée which is the largest French yacht sailing today at her 75 m in length.

    But as I said, my boat is now part of the history, especially in Monaco...
  18. AMG

    AMG YF Moderator

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    Maybe we should stick to questions that Google can answer...;)

    I´ll give you this yacht, she was built for Prince Albert 1er of Monaco in 1911, 282 feet or 89 meter long, by Forg. & Chant. de la Méditerranée in La Seyne which is in the bay of Toulon. Her name was Hirondelle I. (Swallow)

    As I think Phocea, the ex Club Mediterranée is the largest yacht built in France still sailing today, I´ll give you another question on her;

    On her large fore-sail is a picture with the name Phocea and there are three more words written, what does it say?
  19. AMG

    AMG YF Moderator

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    Let´s go on, the sail on Phocea says "Animus et Veritas" and I will not ask what it means since I don´t know if the owner is refering to Dr Jungs thesis...

    An easier question now; What is the name of the largest American-registered yacht?
  20. Rene GER

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    That must be "Limitless" by Lürssen. She is very large and has the american flag on her stern