Thank you for your compliments. If I had not lived, ...Joel,.. THIS boat would have never be built either. ....what was your question again, please..?

@@seascapeasia7814 I did not ask a question. I made a statement. You are correct, if you had not lived *that* boat would not have been built. But if James had not lived you would not have built it either. Instead you may have built a toaster, or a building, or a road, or even a wonderful ship but you would not have built *that* boat. My problem is not with the boat that was built or who built it - I am sure it is a good or even a great boat.. My problem is your "verses" nonsense.

@@joelvoss1226 ...Really?...like...seriously...! The fundamental difference is James draws plans, I build boats, many boats. I build boats since I was 7. I build them better, stronger and faster than what I see on the plans. I modified most of it, like Diesel-hydraulic drives, built in fuel tanks that provide a range of 1000 plus Nautical miles. sheer line, bulkhead dimensions, layout of interior, hull shape to accommodate the extra weight, less draft, wider keel sections, rudder shape, deck cabin(s), sail plan, mast construction and shape, (my masts don`t wobble), sheeting and halyard arrangements, electric and plumbing installations, sturdy stern ramp that works, Cockpit and deck boxes for engines are all re-designed to take the loads, beams are reinforced with Carbon fiber, ...etc. none of which I can find on his beautiful plans. If James or any other designer can not live with that improvements and don`t accept my input to make his designs more seaworthy, then it is called Versus. Just remember for your future comments, we are Sea people...are you?

@@seascapeasia7814 Yes, really and yes...seriously. I don't doubt you build with diesel-hydraulic drives or build with larger fuel tanks, add this and add that and use this material or that material. You could build them out of stainless steel or aluminium or carbon fiber and mount rockets on them...so what? You keep defending your boats, why? No one is criticizing them. You want to add the expense of those drives and carbon fiber and the weight of the fuel...knock yourself out. I'm sure some people want that. *But your improvements are not improvements to everybody.* I have sailed dinghys as a child, later a 26 foot monohull, a 35 foot catamaran and a 51 foot Wharram which was the most bare-bones boat (over 30 foot) ever. I would not want those diesel drives nor the huge fuel tanks nor the less draft (because I don't want to need a daggerboard to help point) nor the extra weight, etc, etc, etc. I had no problem with mast-wobbling and the stern ramp worked fine. Your build quality aside, you took James' design and made major mods per your post above and you know those big changes are not the direction he wanted to go so you can't blame him for not wanting to deal with you. No big deal, every boat is designed on compromises and no one can say either design is "the best" for every sailor in every sea and every sea state. Build the boats you and your clients want! I am not likely the sea person you are, so what? I have no need to remember that. You argue about things nobody is arguing with you about.

@@joelvoss1226 You sound exactly like Hanneke. You know, sometimes, Joel, you have to experience what you don`t want in life to gain a full understanding of what you do want.

@Gunther Nutt thx I did ..as Janos

The skill of the crew shows the performance possible.

It`s been fun like every boat we build. The memories will last...for ever.

Maybe sinking?

There is no washing machine and hair dryer on board. She`s got to go.

She is a lot more than nice.

If you ask, you will get an answer, don`t have to wonder.

There is a base price for every boat. The final cost depends on the level of fit out.

Charles Cain I agree. The music is way too emotional.

She did.

You know nothing about this subject. Just focus on where you put your next step.

And , they`re making Coffee below.

Was ist das denn für eine unterirdische Antwort auf den Post !!

@@gamingwithtoennel227 Das kann man wohl laut sagen. Bin auch ueberrascht.

Vermutlich English Humor.

In Phuket. The Company is temporarily closed as we are relocating and building a new facility.

Finally, she is in loving, tender caring good hands.

You can visit seascape`s web site for more pictures

@@seascapeasia1382 or just send a email and ask.

Full of Wonder.

She sold some time ago. The new owner seems as Happy as a Eagle flying at 12`000 feet.

They perform magnificently in high seas also known as "Open waters" In some occasions this boats sure outperform some of the crew..ha..ha..LOL

Thank you.

It was designed by James Wharram. Seascape modified the lines and most of the rest to make it the perfect ship..

@@seascapeasia1382 What lines ? Hull lines?

@@seascapeasia1382 - Could you expound on this a bit? I've been looking at Wharram catamarans for years, and I really enjoy most of the design, but there are a few things I'd change myself. What did you do to "improve" the design? Are the improvements aesthetic or performance related?

That would be lovely.

Thank you. The new baby sails well too. The new owner is very happy.

Thank you. It was worth the effort.