Gotta love these little boats!
http://www.ship-info.com/prog/redskip.asp?id=K136664
LOA: 10,65m
Take a look at the GA plan - http://www.ship-info.com/Vessels/5947.jpg

@tvtech

Appears to be a catamaran longliner boat. I really hope her length is below 14.99 meters, otherwise it's irrelevant. :D

What's interesting on JAKKEN is that there's a windlass, some bitts - obviously, the crew of the ship should keep up with the diet to access the "forecastle".

@ Denis. What is that floating contraption in the photo/link of yours??? LOL

Here is another shot of this "mean machine"

http://www.shipspotting.com/gallery/photo.php?lid=1836111

"I don't think I'll find a boat looking more hilarious that this."

^ Ok... Please, ignore that in favor of this http://uglyships.files.wordpress.com/2013/12/87_1356329115_xl.jpg?w=614&h=409

Build 1993
Yard num 135
Jakken
LK4967
Flag NOR

Builder Aas Mek Verksted As
Vestnesbukt
N- 6390 VESTNES
Norway

It looks as if they wanted to combine all the necessary parts of the ship + certain features of this type within the given length.

A: "Only 14.99 meters???"
B: "Well, yeah... why would I need a certificate just to deliver fish from the local market to my house on a nearby island? C'mon, guys - you can do it!"

MJCHOW,, it is most probably designed to shuttle between the fish farms on the Norwegian coast and the factory/market. Because it is fresh/live fish the daily quantities might be in the manageable range and therefore no bigger once needed and most probably it,s not the only one.

I wonder how much fishes can this live fish carrier load up ?

"Steve! Steve! I've got a problem!"

"What?"

"I've made the bow too long!"

"No worries, I fix"

*Smashes bow with hammer*

"Now it's too short!"

"It'll do."

What them designers were boozed up with ?

She is 14.99 meters long aparently. No need of any certificate to operate.

Naval architects have humour sometimes.

Luckily, Archimedes did not see this picture otherwise he might have abandoned all work on his Principle.

Nice picture - and even Archimedes might have seen the photographic merit in it.

Hm, strange, over here it works properly...
Ok, just to give youi the idea - here's their homepage
http://www.playmobil.com/index.html

Jens, unfortunately your link doesn't work for me.

Denis, have a look here
http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/711C2BTChAL._SL1000_.jpg

"Playmobil in a bathtub" ?

:-) :-) Very nice! - And now admit it, it's Playmobil in a bathtub:-))

I don't think I'll find a boat looking more hilarious that this.

Omg lol