Bullethead's Boat Set
Set currently includes a superyacht (head-of-state version) and a separate Zodiac inflatable outboard. There are also 2 Zodiacs that are part of the main superyacht. I might add more boats in the future if I ever feel like going through this ordeal again.
Workshop Link: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=940078825

The above pic is a slightly earlier version but it had the best backdrop. The pics below show the current version. They differ only in a few details, mostly the ground tackle (anchors and such).
The superyacht is equipped for a head-of-state so has a twin 30mm point automated defense system and chaff launchers to defend against missiles, and also a fire control radar to use the gun for offensive action if need be (repelling boarders, etc.). It also has more extensive communications than are normally needed for civilians. To convert this to a civilian boat, remove the guns, chaff, and fire control radar, and perhaps turn the roof of the aft deckhouse into a helipad.

This version also has CODAG (COmbined Diesel And Gas) propulsion, cruising on diesels but with gas turbines that can be clutched in for much higher speed. To convert to just diesel for civilian use, remove the upper air intakes just below the stack.
There is a VIP suite on 2 decks right aft with personal servant quarters below. This has its own galley, head, and conference / situation room as needed by a head-of-state. There are 6 luxury double cabins for guests / press below the fo'c'le with crew quarters on the lower deck.

The electronics outfit for head-of-state. To convert to civvie, remove the fire control radar and perhaps the 2 big satellite communications balls.
Anyway, some more detail shots:
"Arxelia" means "Magnificent" in the Nicotinan language (Planco).
2 Zodiac inflatable motorboats for general use and as lifeboats. These can be repositioned easily to lower the Zodiacs, as shown below.
Anchor dropped, davits swung outboard, and boat lowered. All simple edits to the model.
Night view. Navigation lights on the mast and from the portholes. The bridge and VIP suite windows are too tinted to give off light.
The separate version of the Zodiac. The wooden column on the left is what makes it a building. Hide this somewhere or use it as a mooring post (connect it to the boat with a rope).
Details of outboard motor. It uses a water jet instead of an exposed prop
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The Zodiac gone ashore for more rum
Set currently includes a superyacht (head-of-state version) and a separate Zodiac inflatable outboard. There are also 2 Zodiacs that are part of the main superyacht. I might add more boats in the future if I ever feel like going through this ordeal again.
Workshop Link: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=940078825

The above pic is a slightly earlier version but it had the best backdrop. The pics below show the current version. They differ only in a few details, mostly the ground tackle (anchors and such).
The superyacht is equipped for a head-of-state so has a twin 30mm point automated defense system and chaff launchers to defend against missiles, and also a fire control radar to use the gun for offensive action if need be (repelling boarders, etc.). It also has more extensive communications than are normally needed for civilians. To convert this to a civilian boat, remove the guns, chaff, and fire control radar, and perhaps turn the roof of the aft deckhouse into a helipad.

This version also has CODAG (COmbined Diesel And Gas) propulsion, cruising on diesels but with gas turbines that can be clutched in for much higher speed. To convert to just diesel for civilian use, remove the upper air intakes just below the stack.
There is a VIP suite on 2 decks right aft with personal servant quarters below. This has its own galley, head, and conference / situation room as needed by a head-of-state. There are 6 luxury double cabins for guests / press below the fo'c'le with crew quarters on the lower deck.

The electronics outfit for head-of-state. To convert to civvie, remove the fire control radar and perhaps the 2 big satellite communications balls.
Anyway, some more detail shots:

"Arxelia" means "Magnificent" in the Nicotinan language (Planco).

2 Zodiac inflatable motorboats for general use and as lifeboats. These can be repositioned easily to lower the Zodiacs, as shown below.

Anchor dropped, davits swung outboard, and boat lowered. All simple edits to the model.

Night view. Navigation lights on the mast and from the portholes. The bridge and VIP suite windows are too tinted to give off light.

The separate version of the Zodiac. The wooden column on the left is what makes it a building. Hide this somewhere or use it as a mooring post (connect it to the boat with a rope).

Details of outboard motor. It uses a water jet instead of an exposed prop


The Zodiac gone ashore for more rum
