It's one of John Welsford's designs, the 18' Swaggie based on a junk.

link to the page here: http://www.jwboatdesigns.co.nz/projects ... /index.htm
..so, what's your opinion on that, Jacques? - And by no means hold back

Yes, I saw that. I was just kidding really. My sense of humour may need some fine tunning ...edt wrote:http://www.boatplans-online.com/ shows a picture of a AD16 with a caption coming soon. They may have ignored the post but not the information request.
Construction equipment uses a dangerous backing signal, Perhaps you could have a dangerous laughing signal......Jonnas wrote:Yes, I saw that. I was just kidding really. My sense of humour may need some fine tunning ...edt wrote:http://www.boatplans-online.com/ shows a picture of a AD16 with a caption coming soon. They may have ignored the post but not the information request.
That is very different boat. There are other designs like that by Benford and Mc Naughton: heavy displacement deep boats, not trailerable. Not a week-end boat and so deep you'll run aground in the ICW or Bahamas.DrBones wrote:..just to be persistant: This is what I was thinking of, just in stitch and glue..and perhaps less cabin and more deck space?
It's one of John Welsford's designs, the 18' Swaggie based on a junk.
OhOh . . . we offended you by not responding fast enough?Jonnas wrote:Warning: To those really looking forward to have an AD16, please be advised that the messenger sent to ask for an update on the plans development has been ... ignored. You better find another way of having that information![]()
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No, Jacques, of course not. I was really kidding. I just thought that those waiting for the AD16 were afraid to ask about the plans and might need some help ...jacquesmm wrote:OhOh . . . we offended you by not responding fast enough?
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