 Pilot station is simple and workable. |
 Looking up the pilot room from the bow berth (fo’ c’ sle). |
 Looking down the bow berth from the pilot room. When you take the filler off, you can sit on the seats face to face and even can set a table in the middle (you may need some extra fitting work, though). |
 The bow berth looks a bit small from above, but inside, it stretches to the aft so that anyone up to 6 feet 4 inch high can lie down and sleep well. |
 Looking forward from a back door of the pilot house. There is a galley on the right and a toilet room on the left. |
 Switch panel / fuse box and a fire extinguisher are behind the side-seat. |
 Galley is simple enough where you can do dishes and boil water at least. There is a room under the sink, and you can store a 2.6 gallon (or 5.2 l) fresh water portable tank inside. |
 Turned all the lights outside and inside on. Very moody, isn’t it? |
 Pilot cabin dome light has red and white bulbs. Red is on now for the night vision. |
 When the lights are on, bow berth gets warm and cozy. 2 adults can sleep fine on each side. Isn’t it amazing? |
 Interior lighting is well thought to provide comfort and relaxed atmosphere. |
 Independent bath room has good head clearance where up to 5 feet 5 inch men or ladies can stand up full to change clothes, etc. Electric head is standard. This versatile space is fitted as you wish, for example with a mirror, hooks to hang foul weather clothes, or a grated floor board. |
 Set a table in the aft, light up with a deck light (fitted behind the funnel), then your evening party will soon be started. |
