Here's some Shane

[D Gobby]

Here you go Shane been sharing all along mate. http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid57/pc1935dc8809e15cda9479613f0609771/fc6c1927.jpg

Shot of the Centerboard Case
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid57/pe272c769de54cbc83747acfb57ceb789/fc6c1983.jpg
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid57/pc7fca975c2b8a7565a7172ca15f7d569/fc6c1995.jpg
Stem with both sides glued and screwed http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid57/pd7ca6e18a7afa957df0500835b7f32fa/fc6c1946.jpg

Transom with one side Faired
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid57/p1bdd93b2afacc1460a9da5a01b200246/fc6c195c.jpg

Thanks Darrel

[Wild Dingo]

WOW!!!!!!!!!! Is that ALL your boatbuildin wood??? holey shmoely!! :eek: sorry I just saw them pallets goin skyward and my mind screamed bloody blue murder!! :D ...EGAD MATE!! I want! I need! I must have! :cool:

Okay... We have pics?... Thus I shall for those who do not know inform all that the design is that of... "Bart"... who is a Al Mason designed small day sailer... gawd Im in a generous mood today!! Bart was drawn in 1960... LOA 14'11" LWL 12'9" Beam 6' and a sail area of 110sq ft.

Interesting story with Bart is that Al drew her for his daughter Anita who as a teenager at the time {nope not giving away the age Anita me dear!} Bart was never published as a "how to build" set of plans for any magazine Al drew for over the years nor was he ever built... Anita it turned out was more amoured with horses at the time!! :eek: thank gawd shes changed her tune over the years!!! ;)

And if you ever get sick of lookin at all them pallets of wood well you know where I am! ;) now you'll go say theyre all flamin cardboard!!! :rolleyes:

Excellent work Darrel... thanks for posting them mate!! :cool: