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Old 11-26-2009, 03:42 PM
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Remarkable boat , Daniel !



Remarkable boat , Daniel !

Rather skilfully drawn because the lines suggest a boat larger and longer
boat than a diminutive 28 ft.
Did not see rating on your gallery , so 10 points here then ....

This boat almost looks like a cartoon , and that is meant as quite a compliment actually.Excellent !

Many people object to houseboats for their looks.Don`t think they could complain about this one....
This would look good anywhere.Deserves a name .....
Can we see a layout ?
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Old 11-28-2009, 10:51 AM
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Rather skilfully drawn because the lines suggest a boat larger and longer boat than a diminutive 28 ft.
28' Waterline.

Loa: 36' - Lwl: 28' - Beam 13'2" - Draft 1'6"

Nice !!

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Old 11-28-2009, 03:37 PM
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Water line ...water line.......

The hull proper is compact.
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Old 11-28-2009, 05:53 PM
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Thank you to all, I am very touched by your comments.
The layout will be in my galery soon.
I love house boats, they are one of my passions. I find the old one, the one of the end of 19th -beginning of the 20th century, close almost to the steam yacht in style, quite fantastic. I dream of their grace and subtil details. The size of course make them quite expensive, it is the reason why I develloped a diminutive House Yacht, built of solid stock, but with a simple shape and a flat bottom.
This allows the house yacht with a shallow draft to go close to the beach.
To keep the price down the motor is a outboard cancelled in the counterstern.
Trying to keep the cost under control but the comfort and, I hope, the style in high priority.
Thanks again
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Old 11-28-2009, 09:40 PM
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Yes , Daniel

I immediately thought steam yacht profile.
Hard to draw well this small.The boat would not be the same without the rigging, I think.

Is this a dory style hull , Daniel ?

I think it`s beautiful.

I would love to see one built , or better afloat.
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Old 11-29-2009, 06:42 AM
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Yes , Daniel

I immediately thought steam yacht profile.
Hard to draw well this small.The boat would not be the same without the rigging, I think.

Is this a dory style hull , Daniel ?

I think it`s beautiful.

I would love to see one built , or better afloat.
Yes the hull is dory style, but with a skeg so the boat is not pushed around to much, like a strictly flat bottom boat.
The customer received the plans, now it is his call! I hope he pursue to the end.
We had a very good time together to devellop this boat.
If he pursue and send pictures, I will put them in my gallery.
Thank again for your kind words
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Old 11-29-2009, 11:59 AM
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Thank you to all, I am very touched by your comments.
The layout will be... close almost to the steam yacht in style, quite fantastic. I dream of their grace and subtil details.

Careful, Daniel... you're drawing yourself into the pcsychological web of actually dreaming about your boats.

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Old 11-29-2009, 12:03 PM
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Careful, Daniel... you're drawing yourself into the pcsychological web of actually dreaming about your boats.

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You right Chris, I am in a dangerous zone. I will wake up............slowly

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