WishBone Sailing Rig

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Hi Brian,

Here they are - Piic 1 - Piic 2 - Piic 3 - Piic 4 - Piic 5 - Piic 6 - Piic 7

These linked pictures will also disappear when the source goes off-line.

Some more ads^{-sroll down a bit} of this boat.

 

From the ad: Eero Harilainen - Helsinki - Finland - Phone = Mobile Number: 0405305594 - From Abroad: +358405305594 - / - 00358405305594

 

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Eero Harilainen is also the designer of the boat ^{(Google translation)}, 11 pictures there....

 

Aftmast Design from Finland

Wow, Angélique
Thank you for that great research.

I'm thinking that the designer may not speak English,...and I don't speak Finnish.

I'm somewhat surprised that some other Scandinavian person has not brought this vessel design up before this?

 

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Maybe you could ask Teddy to do the first call to check that out . . ​

See: Dugout . . . ​

P.S. - Almost forgot , the other option is of course to ask forum member Kamelisko, of post #314, if he would be so kind to make that first call . .

 

Made that call and gave him a link to this discussion..

BR Teddy

 

Here's something to tickle you Brian:

http://www.yachtworld.co.uk/boats/1...044654/Netherlands-Antilles-(NL)#.WIC0ilN950w

Alaways amuses me how much people think their vessel is worth!

http://newimages.yachtworld.com/res...5676_1_XLARGE.jpg&w=924&h=693&t=1483970747000

 

Almost reminds me of Capt Nemo's Nautilus, but with a sailing rig on it
I think I posted a link to that vessel somewhere in the past.

The boat from Finland is much more eloquent.

 

The only stand out feature of the above boat is the A frame rig, otherwise she's a monster.

 

I don't think High Tacker is still participating in the forums,..and in fact my participation is very limited nowadays.

But I thought there was some very interesting material here that should see the light of day again.

 

Thanks, looks like an interesting concept

 

Brian, I've missed your contribution as I'm sure many others have as well. I hope all's well and you'll start commenting again soon.
Richard

 

So uhhh, have anyone ever fitted this type of rig on somewhat modern hull with a flat belly?