WORK SAMPLES
Seascape Asia have lots of satisfied customers.
To safe their identity we decided not to publish their names on this web site but what we can do is showing you a few of the wooden yachts we built in the past. If you would like to talk to one of the owners, kindly contact us and we will be happy to get you in contact.
 Bob’s Tiki 46′ in Koh Racha (Sanyasin) |
 Pahi 52′ (Calagorm) |
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 Pahi 52 sailing (Hecate) |
 Pahi 52 in Thailand (Calagorm) |
 Pahi 52 Cockpit (Calagorm) |
 Pahi 52` interior (Calagorm) |
 Pahi 52` Nav table (Calagorm) |
 Deck T 46` |
 Tiki 46 fore deck |
 Galley T. 46` |
 Interior 5 Tiki 46` |
 Hitia 17` ‘Mischief’ |
 Mischief Hitia 17 |
 Hitia 17 |
 Tiki 30 (Nok Talay) |
 Porthull forward toilet |
 Porthull forward toilet |
 Tiki 33 (Wavedancer) |
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 Buskers first sail |
 “Boundless” just after launching (Boundless is a Tiki 46`) |
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 Boundless, the spacious fore deck area |
 Boundless, the comfortable Cockpit |
 Boundless, the lovely Galley |
 “Boundless Tu” has a gigantic Stern Ramp |
| “Boundless Tu” has a gigantic Stern Ramp to make retrieval and launching for the Jumbo size dinghy easy. It also doubles as a man overboard retrieving device. Most of all, to be a luxurious swim ladder. | |
 Flying Proa of the Ladrones from Commodore Anson’s voyage, ca. 1748 |
 Flying Proa of the Ladrones from Commodore Anson’s voyage, ca. 1748 |
| Here a couple of results from my Hobby, A 10:1 properly sailing model of the famous drawing, A Flying Proa of the Ladrones from Commodore Anson’s voyage, ca. 1748. (Anson captured a native Proa, crew and all, then measured and draw the lines drawing, that’s how the design survived till this day.) | |