Flybridges on a narrow beam?

Originally Posted by daiquiri

I like that slim hull shape, if it was mine I wouldn't want to ruin it with that helmet... This boat was born to be an open (or convertible?) racer. If you need a closed cabin you can design some low-profile streamlined shape which will fit the general sporty style of the boat. But not so high as the one in the 2. pic. It just doesn't belong there, in my opinion...

Concur,

nice boat, why fQck it up?

[Easy Rider]

The boat isn't really as long as it looks. That bow has huge overhang and almost never gets into the act ..or does it? That's a big weight and bulk penalty to pay for apparently nothing. The extreme tumble home top sides are very very attractive and I agree w daiquiri but you may consider a slightly raised bridge for good visibility. Great looking boat timber.

Easy Rider

[HakimKlunker]

Daiquiri is right: If you paint a cow with green colour, it will still not be a frog
You have a pretty hull there - but it is not a f/bridge cruiser.

[yipster]

seeing the pics i tend to agree with Daiquiri also: nice fast open cabrio..
quikly looked up skipjack 28 flybridge and she doesnt look to bad eighter..

http://www.skipjack-boats.com/history_28fb.html
but as for cabin: gues a low flybridge like above leaves the more fwd cabin enough headroom
ah, well whatever, not done yet but nice looking boat Timberwolf