design 18' sailing skiff with lug yawl rig

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  1. gray duck
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    The goal is to make fast planning skiff like "Surprise" an Ian Proctor design National 18 (GRP) hull with lug yawl rig with carbon spars.
     
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    Problem is the plans for this hull are not available. I have also not been able to get ahold of Uffa Fox Ace plans which has similar lines but not the same. So I had the idea of trying out some of the software available and have tried to come up with generally the same hull shape. But I have no training and I constantly repeat the quote I think I read here " computer design software allows people to make expensive mistakes fast and with confidence" LOL! :)
     
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    I am just wondering if the 16' Melonseed skiff designed by Paul Fisher might be a useful starting point re a hull design?
    Scroll down in this link - it is the last one at the bottom.
    She has a spritsail, but it shouldn't be too difficult to convert her to a lugsail yawl (?)
    GP Dinghies over 13' http://www.selway-fisher.com/GPDinghyover13.htm

    Alternatively, what about Iain Oughtred's Caledonia Yawl?
    http://www.oughtredboats.com/
    Scroll down to 'Double ended beach boats' in the index on the right.

    I guess that you have probably already had a look through the plans on Duckworks?
    Open Sailboats 14' up https://www.duckworks.com/category-s/282.htm
     
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    I wanted to post some design drawings I have done but I can't figure it out. How do you post pictures on this site? thanks
     
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