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CAD block of a flybridge motor yacht in side elevation and deck plan with cockpit and mast
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Flybridge Motor Yacht Plan and Side

Flybridge motor yacht in profile and deck plan, 272 entities drawn straight into model space.

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Specifications

Format
DWG R2018 · DXF R2000 on request
Units
metresread from the geometry — the file's unit flag says inches, but it is metre-sized
Size
5.7 × 5.2 m (width × height)
Entities
272234 lines, 37 polylines and 1 paragraph text
Layers
furn
Block definitions
none — plain geometry
File size
49 KB
Updated

About this block

Two views of a flybridge cruiser sit one above the other. The profile gives you the sheer line, the deckhouse windows, the flybridge with its seating and a mast carrying an aerial, and the bathing platform aft. The deck plan below opens the boat up: the cockpit, a helm console with two seats, the coachroof and a foredeck running to a fine bow. There are 272 entities in total, 234 lines and 37 polylines, drawn directly into model space on a layer called furn with no block definition wrapping them.

Marina drawings and waterfront masterplans are the home for a boat like this, at 1:200 against a pontoon or 1:100 for a single berth. Since nothing is a block, window both views and make your own before copying it along a jetty, or you carry 272 loose entities every time. The pair occupies 5.7 by 4.0 drawing units, so scale until the hull matches the berth length you are testing, and move it off the furn layer onto something that says marine.

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Questions

Is the boat a block I can insert?

Not yet. The lines sit loose in model space, so window both views and turn them into a block in your own drawing first.

What length should I scale it to?

Pick the berth. A flybridge cruiser of this shape is usually 10 to 14 m, so scale the hull to the pontoon you are drawing.