Wind farms in early stages in waters south of Martha’s Vineyard in Massachusetts. Seemed appropriate to make a guess about work vessels they might use.Blount Boatyard in Warren, Rhode Island has contracted with Vineyard Wind for construction of two CTVs. Not sure that one will be of what I am building but pressing ahead anyway. First photo is of the vessel I am generally constructing. It is a cat while mine is a blunt bowed workboat. Otherwise I will use it for overall reference using Blount’s GA drawing.

I’ve been working to get to the point where I can finish this up while in Florida.

1. A mock-up of the cabin/ house structure to view mass & proportion.
2. Transferring mock-up to Sintra & ply.

Photos show where the build is today.The goal is to run it for fun & finish it up while in Florida.

After first run it was apparent that improving water tightness was required. Even in rather calm sea states water comes over the bow. Some ballast adjustment & speed reduction has greatly improved things. Some in water photos.

I’ve been working on some of the details.
- fabricating forward boarding platform
- started mast & mounted radar arrays; window framing 80% completed

More progress on details.
1. Fwd boarding platform almost complete.
2. A study of placement relationship of deck details.
3. Beginning aft cabin details.

An update.
Photo 1. Bulwarks pretty much complete. Bollards & deck hatches in place.

Photo 2. Rear boarding platforms

More progress.
Photos 1&2 - Forward boarding station.
Photo 3 - Additional fendering.

Looking at how the life raft canisters will fit into the picture.🤔

Looks about right to me.🤔