Blohm & Voss Classic 111

BLOHM & VOSS CLASSIC 111 Blohm & Voss have outdone themselves yet again. This 111-meter luxury yacht features 2070s tech blended seamlessly with turn-of-the-century styling. Harkening back to simpler days when Shiawase was just a corporation, this floating den of opulence will remind every megacorporate executive of where they rose from and where they want to rise to. This is wood, gold trim, crystal faucets, and all the gaudy classic trimmings of the early days of this century.
Designed to sleep twelve guests on the main deck, two on the owner deck, and eight crew on the lower deck, the ship can easily fit ten times that many during a party. The guest sleeping quarters, not berths, six entire rooms, are located in the fore section of the main deck along with attached full bathrooms. The two foremost cabins also have hot rooms between the sleeping quarters and the bathroom. A stairwell is located near the fore that goes up to the social deck. The aft section has a circular stair near amidship followed by a large social/ dining room. Beyond that is another large social area built around the glass lower section of the pool on the deck above. A split stairwell near the aft of the ship leads up to the social deck.
The owner deck is the entertainment heart of the Classic 111. The aft section of the deck is also known as the pool deck, because that’s where the eight-meterlong pool is, along with its sitting and sunning areas. The pool deck, fore deck, emergency boat berths, and balconies are the only open areas of this deck. The foredeck has seating and sunning chairs along with a bar. It also possesses an access stair to the main deck, along with the anchor rigging and a pair of Zodiac Geminis for porting and emergencies. The enclosed areas of the owner deck contain a large social area near the pool that often doubles as a bar or dance area for parties, a bathroom attached to the club, the central stair with access to the emergency boat decks, and the owners living quarters. The owners quarters consist of an office, conference/ social room, workout room, sauna, bathroom, two walkin closets, and the master bedroom at the fore. While it may sound like a lot, none of the rooms feel cramped. The conference/social room has floor-to-ceiling windows, as do the workout room and office.
Above the owner deck is the control deck. The fore section of the deck is the control room, where the control room is completely enclosed with access from the lower decks as well as two doors out around the rear sitting area. The rear sitting area is a simple table and seats or a hot tub. This is only accessible through the control room, so it’s either for the captain and crew, or it’s intended to torture them as bikini-clad elves slither through the control room on the way to the tub.
The lowest deck is all motors, ballasts, and storage. It’s all very tight compared to the upper decks, but the owners and guests rarely come down here. If they do, the last thing they are worried about is the cramped space.
The Classic 111 has two other near-identical models, the Neo 111 and Trafalgar 111. The primary difference is style. The Neo is ultra-modern with a lot of chrome and glass, while the Trafalgar resembles the ships of yesteryear complete with AR triple masts and flat sails.

WATERCRAFT	HANDLING	SPEED	ACCEL	BOD	ARMOR	PILOT	SENSOR	SEATS	AVAIL	COST
Classic 111	3	4	2	24	14	4	4	14	16	14.870.000Y

Standard Equipment: Amenities (high), internal cameras, rigger interface, satellite link

(Rigger 88-89)