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| Classic design Hi all, Just found this place.! I have been toying with the idea of a small yacht to sail in the bay when its nice and breezy and sunny ( not often in Scotland.!). I tried to buy a plastic boat, but the cheque book won't open when crunch time comes.! My idea is to build a small strip planked yacht , say 3 metres long. Are there plans around for those beautiful timber yachts built in the 1920-30's.? This is something I found on a German site. It looks about right. best regards aitch |
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| The plans are plentiful. However, building a new boat will cost you much more than buying a used one in good shape.
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| It's not the cost, it's the challenge and satisfaction I am after. I don't want a plastic boat. I can't find plans for what I am seeking, there are lots of sites with awful looking boats all over the place, like Selway Fisher and that kind of DIY junk. I will try the attachment again.! |
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| I see you are looking for a Sonder boat. WoodenBoat magazine had an article on them some years back. I don't know if they published any lines. Your attachment shows enough lines to draft and loft a set of lines. I agree that sailing a boat like that brings a degree of satisfaction worth the effort of building one.
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