We just printed our latest boat, we have made 110cm, 130cm and 150cm. Material is PP+30%FG. In pic the 110cm version.
It can use T200 and T500 motors.
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Would love to see some more pics.
Can teke a better look here:
OMG thats awesome huge 3d printer guy, what machine did you use to print such large parts, or you have the best joints i have ever seen as the top and bottom each look like sold bodies.
Orange one was finished with gelcoat, white one is as it comes fom the printer.
Hi @Highfreq71, welcome to the forum.
Thanks for sharing this, it’s always cool to see different use-cases for our products, and this one looks great! 
I also love how the 3D configurator on your website shifts the camera view around for the best view as you show and hide components. I think it could be even easier to use if the show/hide dropdowns were converted to checkboxes that can be clicked once to toggle between shown/hidden. 
It would also be cool to see the length* of the model update depending on which one is selected, although I imagine that’s a bit complex to set up to work well.
*Note: the length selector is currently labelled with a spelling mistake (“lenght”).
Thank you for your feedback, we are still fixing the site. Glad you like the boat.
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A small video of the final test with customer. Sensor mounted is a wassp.
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What a solid and well-designed compact boat that is! The PP+30% FG material must be the reason why it is so strong and at the same time, it is so light. The different size options make it flexible, and the capability of using both T200 and T500 motors makes it very versatile. What is the performance of the 110cm version in the water, and what is the maximum weight it can hold? It looks like a great option for remote-controlled or utility applications!