Behind-the-scenes docu: Royal Huisman turns its largest hull ever
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- Опубліковано 27 бер 2018
- Behind-the-scenes documentary of “Royal Huisman turns its largest hull ever”. Upon her delivery in 2020 this 81m / 266ft contemporary schooner will be the world’s largest aluminium sailing yacht.
Royal Huisman Project 400, exterior styling: Dykstra Naval Architects and Mark Whiteley Design, naval Architecture: Dykstra Naval Architects, interior Design: Mark Whiteley Design, builder: Royal Huisman, year of delivery: 2020.
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ROYAL HUISMAN - THE SPIRIT OF INDIVIDUALITY
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A lot of welding! Looks like it was designed to use mostly flat sheets to minimize metal forming. What a beauty! Cant wait to see her rigged and out on the water!
Tiny country, very smart and hard working men.
Whenever Mammoet shows up, it's going to be a great video!
When heavy engineering meets art and refined taste. The hulls lines and massive dimensions are a thing of beauty.
'Don't drop it'.
Always an impressive sight, those rotations.
Extra impressive to see the 'biggest' so far.
Beautiful and amazing! It's always impressive to see how such large bodies are moved.
Amazing!! And I thought getting my Catalina 22 up on blocks for bottom paint was a big job.:)
Those hull lines, this Big Girl has FAST written all over it.
That's a stupendous achievement.
Very critical and professional job,well done ✅ 👍👌👏👏🙏 Greeting from Bahrain 🇧🇭
Ive seen it in real life, its certainly an incredible structure to see
What a movie if you could release an entire blow-by-blow construction, all the way from laying the keel, to the hand-over of the fully rigged yacht.
Gorgeous - 266 feet gosh. Just inspiring.
La démesure dans toute sa splendeur, bravo au chantier
Impressive Coordination
Great job! This guys are so enthusiastic the even wear lifejackets. Magnificent to say the least..
Sea Eagle II, as it turns out. Sharp looking, for such a thing.
Epic ~~~~
Yeah, WOW!
Impressionnant
The absence of broadside canal crane-work totally left me hanging.
Chuck Norris is going to singlehand this beauty
Very professional ship yard 🙏🙏👍🌷
One of the best yards in the world , and Dutch , they show our proud history in building yachts and ships .
The finest in the world .
Like in the days of Kings and queens .
Everybody working in quality materials and great projects was employed for the enjoyment of the Rich or buy their Army's . Beautiful work by those workers though.
Bigger than I thought was going to be, when you see it outside its big.
If it ain't Dutch, it ain't much!! Mooie klus !!
Same here let's see what she looks like 👍, another question the white parts what is it 🤔
I could almost live on a boat that size.
yankeeshogun Almost? 😆
I'd tear my house down and park it on my lawn, but it wouldn't fit... if I bought out my neighbor it would still go over the road, and take up a good bit of the lawn across the street.
What was the purpose by attaching chains from the crane outriggers to the ground. can be seen 4:18 and 4:34 It was only by the lifting side...
All this work and technology for the enjoyment of the super rich, what a world we live in .
I see a whole lot of skilled craftsmen building that ship. I'm guessing they are happy to be working. All because of that super rich person buying that very expensive ship
Yeah! How dare that super rich guy actually spend his money on something that directly employs hundreds of people and indirectly employs thousands more in the supply chain.
hundreds of workers, more suppliers who make the deck, the walls, the furniture, the electronics, the paint, the up-keep, the deck hands, the restaurants that the thousands of people who worked on this ate at and left tips for the 10's of thousands of waiters and waitresses. the number of people who pulled a pay check from this project is more amazing than the project.
but, would rather all those people had no jobs ?
is that your point ?
or that only the wealthy can make entire economies turn into prosperity for the masses ?
Trickle down baby
Seem like you got a ways to go, did you want to have the party now?
I love The Nederlanders
If you are going to do manufacturing like this for the long hall, why not have a rotating jig? It will cost, but it seems like you're not going to change your technique very soon.
maybe the reason is , its a one off , so not worth the cost ?
How thick is the hull plating?
Enough.....
Looks a tiny keel for such a hull
That's a lot of soda cans
It’s 2020. Is it finished ?
Screw the noisy background musik.
Aircraft carrier with masts ?
Now....?
Need longger yacht and ad helicopter....?
If this is how the super rich want to spend their money, I'm good with it.
Maltese Falcon is 88m. So your statement of the worlds largest sailing yacht is off a bit dont you think.
Largest (aluminium) sailing yacht in the world. Readdd
Why is it built upside down?
So nobody can fall in the water stupid
when did RH start building upsides dow
Building hulls upside down is a common practice .
Wtf that is my dads boat he is going to be the captain it’s called PHI
Мне одному показалось, что рожа Абрамовича промелькнула?...
Question, is this sea eagle two
yes, she is. thank you for watching. we hope you enjoyed?
Yes I enjoyed watching, the man hours, and craftsmanship that goes in , is like building the pyramids
Big deal. The Queen Mary was also built upside down. John Brown ship yard flipped it over a few day before launching into the Clyde in 1934. Early newspaper clippings seem to show Noah did same thing with the arc.
wanker
Dont just avoid dealing with my comments by insulting me instead of dealing with my verifiable facts. Of course, not all ships were built upside down. The Titanic was built keel first and if it had not collided with the Hindenburg and sank, you could see the obvious markings that go with right side up construction.
We are pretty sure, however, that the pyramids were built pointy end last.
Just a troll , ignore !!
Noah? arc? newspaper?.
If you have those you can make enough money and than you can order a yacht like this and tell them to work otherwise.
Oh yea the trickle down theroy.
Next time leave the music out please.
You do know you have a volume control, right ?
Terrible dramatic music used in every video nowaddays. It deterrs the attention.
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WHY these large boats. WHY are they needed??????????????????????
Because it is possible !
These yards employ a lot of people and the supply chain employs a lot of people. In Holland, this yard pays a lot in local taxes, everybody that has a part in the building of this boat is raising or has raised a family, pays taxes to some country and or municipality and contributing to society. What we do not know, is what the owner of this boat already gives to charities. There are not a lot of starving mothers in the Netherlands or the EU for that matter. Most people starving in the world today are doing so because of political upheaval and inept or corrupt governments. Why are these needed? why is any "pleasure craft" needed? Because they are fun to sail and you can go anywhere in the world with the power of the wind on a boat this size. Conspicuous consumption is not always a bad thing. Look past the boat itself.
@@benstameister1 Even if they have sail to move, they still use a lot of focil energy to trim the sails so they aren't green at all.
And if the ship yard give some work for the families in the Netherland, I'm not sure it's in that country you need to give the most work. Even if like to see those big boat, I would prefere to see all this money to help some poor countries, not the Netherlands (or any civilzed country).
@@gautdo And what other country has the knowledge and experience to build ships like this besides the Netherlands?
alphasxsignal why does something have to be needed? Next time you are enjoying something ask yourself if you need it.......
I'm calling bs in biggest tankers and container are a lot wider just clickbait
the title says "it's" meaning the largest this yacht maker has ever done.