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Wednesday, December 20. 2006
"LiLo" - A 35' racer-cruiser
As I have mentioned in the past, I have been screwing around with boat design stuff for many years (with a big lull in there when I lost my way). My inaugural post on this blog talked about the class I took at the design class I took at the WoodenBoat School. There I designed "LiLo," a 35' LOA racer-cruiser in the Spirit of Tradition vein. Below you find some truly horrible digital renderings of my pencil sketches - really, the stations are parallel on paper! [please consider all copyrighted for now]
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Comments to Chine bLog
Fri, 01.08.2008 19:54
Canoe Sailing Magazine is still rollin' along! I'd like to invite you to see our latest issue. Happy Sailing!
Thu, 31.07.2008 12:27
I spent the rest of the day on finish work. The boat on which I have been working has a coat of paint on her and looks [...]
Mon, 28.07.2008 22:49
Hey Tim, I'm *finally* getting around to reading your posts on the CWB. It's wonderful to experience your enthusiasm. I [...]
Thu, 24.07.2008 17:16
Those two classic wooden working boats look in fantastic condition. I always love to imagine the past that these boats [...]
Mon, 21.07.2008 13:22
One of the dangers to the continuance of classic, vintage, and antique boats it the reality of the need to address the [...]