The perfect Passagemaker? (style within this genre)

[hoytedow]

‘‘Mooie Meid’’ could not have been better named. She is a fine looking craft.

 

[apex1]

We are only staff, not owners.

Oh no Mate! Never I was staff.

In that case take one 'r' out and think it's French . .
Cheers
Angel

That was too cryptic, sorry.:?:

 

[Angélique]

....
there's no way they could attract girls wearing anything less than full body armour!

My suggestion was to take the red r out and read that word in french...

Cheers!
Angel

 

[apex1]

Got it!

It was not clear to which post you replied.

 

[apex1]

My suggestion was to take the red r out and read that word in french...

Cheers!
Angel

Got it! It was not clear for me to which post it was related.

 

[hoytedow]

My suggestion was to take the red r out and read that word in french...

Cheers!
Angel

Oui, oui!

 

[apex1]

Not that I want to quote myself, but I think this one got lost in our talk about Bikini´s and amour..............:

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BTW

Tad?

Any news from the PML front?
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Richard

 

[Easy Rider]

Just to keep our eyes on the ball.

 

[Landlubber]

....emmm, pretty little grl eh, that would be nice to see under the Xmas tree this year Easy Rider.

 

[Tad]

Tad?

Any news from the PML front?
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Richard

Not really.......been busy making a living.....there is this....

View attachment PL74GA.pdf

 

[apex1]

Thank you Easy,

I know that boat (at least I remember I have seen it in the past), if I recall well, she is a English* made of the 70ies.

Thank you Tad,

don´t be lazy, your design has the 3rd position by so far!


Regards
Richard

*no, Dutch, to W. de Vries Lentsch design.

 

[gunship]

As a retro lover, I voted the Fantail "steamer". Thou she does not look as seaworthy as the others? quite a small prow...

 

[dskira]

As a retro lover, I voted the Fantail "steamer". Thou she does not look as seaworthy as the others? quite a small prow...

I agree. it will be not difficult to make the necessary alteration.
All lumber with beefy framing, heavy crank activated pocket window from Baklavat for the deck superstructures, a beautiful Greena in the hull, a lot of good draft, steel cast davits for tender and one for the anchor, expensive deck, small accommodation, well rigged mast, anchors on the hosepipe, protected against chafe with bronze plates, cooper sheathe underwater.
Could be nice.
Daniel

 

[CammengaFan]

When it comes to designs by Willem de Vries Lentsch, Jr., I'm particularly fond of this one. Admittedly, her LOA (61') is shorter than Richard's original specifications, but you can't mistake the de Vries Lentsch lines.

- Dan

 

[larry larisky]

what a beautiful vessel