Construction begins on Explorer Superyacht Star Fish by Aquos Series & McMullen & Wing

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Construction begins on Explorer Superyacht Star Fish by Aquos Series & McMullen & Wing

We have recently received news that construction for the 50m Explorer Superyacht Star Fish is in progress at McMullen & Wing. Due for launch in 2012, 50m megayacht Star Fish is the latest yacht in the Aquos Series and is expected to follow the success of M/Y Big Fish in the international superyacht scene.

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16 November 2010

We have recently received news that construction for the 50m Explorer Superyacht Star Fish is in progress at McMullen & Wing. Due for launch in 2012, 50m megayacht Star Fish is the latest yacht in the Aquos Series and is expected to follow the success of M/Y Big Fish in the international superyacht scene.

Construction begins on Explorer Superyacht Star Fish by Aquos Series & McMullen & Wing

Construction begins on Explorer Superyacht Star Fish by Aquos Series & McMullen & Wing

Luxury yacht Star Fish is to be built based on the same Greg Marshall designed hull plans as her 45m sister ship motor yacht Big Fish but with an additional guest stateroom and increased water access provided by the extra large swim platform.

McMullen & Wing is an award winning shipyard based in Auckland, New Zealand.

Specifications:
Naval Architect: Gregory C. Marshall Naval Architects
Builder: McMullen & Wing Ltd
Construction: Steel hull, aluminium superstructure
Length Overall (LOA): 49.95m (163′ 8″)
Beam: 9.30m (30′ 6″)
GRT: 498 tons
Range: 9200nm @ 8 knots
Classification: Germanischer Lloyd
Main Engines: Caterpillar 3508B DI-TA, 1050hp@1600rpm
Fuel Tankage: 98,600 litres
Stabilization: TRAC Stabilizers
Safety & Security: Night Navigator 3 System
Tender: 21′ Custom M&W Tender
Accommodation: 6 Staterooms

Exterior Features:
Extra large swim platform aft.
Fold down bulwarks amidships, allowing unimpeded views from inside.
Much of the deck area is covered with infused stone.

Interior Features:
Extra large floor to ceiling windows to ‘bring the outside in’.
LED lighting for reduced power consumption.
Full height atrium stairwell provides access from the lower hull deck all the way to the flybridge.

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