I got this picture today of one of my 37 trimarans. It made no sense until I saw the Olga, WA written on the back beam. It looks race ready. Anyone know the story? Lance’s boat right?
Kind of irrelevant as it is sailing now, but are interesting to me. From the sailing pics it has a huge, powerful and very sophisticated rig. Even in carbon these cross beams look very flexy to me. And why a 70s ama design? Unless the design is more ceremonial than actual.
I’m now a big fan of thinning flow coating epoxy with 20% lacquer thinner to get a very even coat on flat surfaces. Its almost as good as laminating against a mold. The lunar lander composite front door below.
It is getting closer to the water. I guess they have been busy. I’ve been told I get a test sail soon. See if it works and all. Then they can sell some.
I was wandering the docks at the Ala Wai when I ran into old friend Joey Cabell on his Kurt Clark catamaran. Long ago this unit the proof I needed that central accommodation is great on cats. Designed and built the 70s. Solid glass.
Pic of the 26′ Bieker proa at CSR today. Main hull is 3mm or 4mm ply with rounded chines. For race to Alaska. I cannot understand the 80’s constant camber aesthetic with big overhangs and high bows. More pics once I find the cable from phone to here.