Does anyone do an Incat Catermaran?

[TonyG2]

In case you are unfamiliar with them, Incat produce the fast caterman ferries seen world wide and now coming into military service.

For example there is the HMAS Jervis Bay in service with the Royal Australian Navy and being considered for service by the USN. It formed the basis for the stealth ship seen in the Bond movie Tomorrow Never Dies...

This is the US Navy test variant.

Would love one of these in, say 1/700 or 1/350th

 

[Master-Bruce]

WOW! I'm not a builder of boats or ships. But I think Catamarans are cool. That one ROCKS!!!

 

[Captain Rhino]

GPM Makes a Catemaran But...

GPM Makes a catemaran but...I'm not sure it is an Incat design.

Here is a link to a short thread (in German) on the GPM Boomerang Catemaran:

Kartonbau.de - Alles rund um's Kartonmodell... | Galerie | HSC BOOMERANG - Polferries (GPM)

Hope this helps.

 

[David H]

Fast Ferry

I have some photos which I hope illustrate the power and speed of these vessels. I took the pics from the Stena Line "sea-Cat" out of Belfast which is, I believe, a Finish built ship and much bigger than the Incat. They are both very fast and comfortable ferries.





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[727engineer]

If anyone does one of these

I would certainly pay to have one!!!
Thank you kindly!!

 

[xadow]

or one of these
the Benchijigua Express
http://austal.com/index.cfm?objectID=6955E09C-A0CC-3C8C-D9FD2E4C71CE8F0E

 

[727engineer]

Certainly is a very pretty ferry, I think i'll have to stuff up a few more aircraft before i try any of these!!!!

 

[Jianaran]

I live just down the river from where they make these, and I have to say that they are indeed incredibly beautiful boats. Wouldn't mind seeing a paper kit of them at all