Picture 1 and 3, the Rustler 24 day boat. Now if we're talking about nice day-boats, to my opinion this is about as close as you can get. This one just overtoook me as it was running a spinaker and I was in full cruising mode (loads of luggage and no spi). Design wise hull speed should be app. equal to my Trintella 29. More info on the Rustler:
http://www.rustler24.nl/
http://www.rustler24.nl/files/WK23_VI_Rustler.pdf
http://www.rustleryachts.co.uk/rustler/r24.htm (check the brochure and side elevation link)

Picture 2, the Sneekermeer, or to be more precise the Goingarijpster Poelen (how to pronounce in english is unknown...)

Picture 4: the Da vinci 34. Passing by. To my humble opinion, wquite a nice motoryacht. Although this desgin is becoming too much of a trend.

Picture 5 to 10: The Regina class racing one the Wijde Ee (near Grou) and a Schouw (like the model Bouler built) also racing on the Wijde Ee (there were several of these boats, but this was the only one that came close enough for a picture).

Anyway, hope you'll enjoy.

Except for the Da Vinci picture all pictures were shot will steering...

Regards,

Jeroen

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Picture 5 to 10: The Regina class racing one the Wijde Ee (near Grou) and
a Schouw (like the model Bouler built) also racing on the Wijde Ee (there
were several of these boats, but this was the only one that came close
enough for a picture).

Anyway, hope you'll enjoy.

Except for the Da Vinci picture all pictures were shot will steering...

Pictures 5, 7 and 8 look like my model and according to the site you gave me
it has to be a "Zalmschouw"
http://www.ssrp.nl/scheepstypen.asp?id=17
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Greetings
Bouler (The Netherlands)