This building is not even hit by the airplane, but went down. Investigation report commission says this is due to fire in the building. However, this video clearly shows the sequent bomb explosion, before the building collapse. Absolute controlled demolition.

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After being left to rot in Dublin Bay Jabberwocky was in a very sorry state. Once out of the water we could see how bad things where with half the the gelcoat on the bottom of the yacht disappearing as the power hose removed the build up of marine life from the bottom of the boat. After a quick delivery trip up the east coast of Ireland Jabberwocky sat in idle for a couple of year before the team at Bottom Up Boats acquired with a plan to bring her back to her former glory. After stripping her back to bare fibreglass the team meticulously repaired and restored every inch of this Mumm 36. If you enjoyed this short video of the transformation why not relive the complete rebuild by watch all the rebuild videos linked below. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMoCfFBA9IMV4aoN5OQImmPGJp6KWqzz8

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This is the Targa Newfoundland 2011 winner engine in my 1973 Porsche 914.

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is an incredible opportunity to meet unexpected and diverse leaders from across the yachting industry. I had the privilege of speaking with Giuseppe Capobianco from Model Maker Group, who is showcasing his work here at FLIBS and globally. With 25 years in the business, he and his talented team are behind most of the yacht and boat models you see today.

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