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Topic: New Boat Thread
Posted By: radixon
Subject: New Boat Thread
Date Posted: 17 Feb 08 at 10:11pm

If you have just gone and bought a new boat and want to show us all, or one that you have washed and looks stunning, then post a piccy here.

My new boat:






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Posted By: aardvark_issues
Date Posted: 18 Feb 08 at 6:54pm
Yes you can! surprise no one has done it before...


Posted By: FireballNeil
Date Posted: 18 Feb 08 at 8:18pm

Not very new but here goes!



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Neil



Posted By: foaminatthedeck
Date Posted: 18 Feb 08 at 10:37pm
A picture of our new lark.


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Lark 2170


Posted By: mike ellis
Date Posted: 18 Feb 08 at 10:48pm
shiny

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600 732, will call it Sticks and Stones when i get round to it.
Also International 14, 1318


Posted By: Chew my RS
Date Posted: 19 Feb 08 at 8:37am

Still seems new to me:



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http://www.sailns14.org - http://www.sailns14.org - The ultimate family raceboat now available in the UK


Posted By: Kudlinski
Date Posted: 19 Feb 08 at 4:27pm
 

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RS400 866
RS300 381


Posted By: andy_cherub
Date Posted: 20 Feb 08 at 9:48am

Its not a new boat, but its just had a full re-furb



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-12ft skiff, Team 'CST Composites'
-Many thanks goes out to all of my sponsors.
Ignore my user name, my views are of a 12ft skiff


Posted By: Smight at BBSC
Date Posted: 20 Feb 08 at 2:30pm
Very nice  Love the paint job but i can't work out who you are sponsored by? 

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RS600 988


Posted By: Merlinboy
Date Posted: 20 Feb 08 at 5:05pm
Proper boat in the back ground! Overshaddows it i'm affraid even when its fully covered up and on its road trailer

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Posted By: tgruitt
Date Posted: 20 Feb 08 at 5:19pm
Originally posted by Merlinboy

Proper boat in the back ground! Overshaddows it i'm affraid even when its fully covered up and on its road trailer


Yeh that B14 is a nice boat


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Needs to sail more...


Posted By: ChrisJ
Date Posted: 21 Feb 08 at 1:26pm

Proper boat? That must be the corner of the Wayfarer?

 

(No pictures of my new boat: I was expecting to pick it up this weekend, but I have just been told it wont be ready until mid-March. That is VERY close to the first Open Meetings that we have planned...).



Posted By: Smight at BBSC
Date Posted: 21 Feb 08 at 1:59pm
Have you noticed that there are two gigantic holes in your foredeck  

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RS600 988


Posted By: winging it
Date Posted: 21 Feb 08 at 2:01pm
I have given up trying to buy a decent second hand contender and have instead ordered a complete carbon upgrade!  I am VERY excited about this and there will definitely be pics when it arrives!

(Unfortunately after the first open at Datchet, but hey, you can't have everything and I can't sail at the moment anyway)


Posted By: Contender443
Date Posted: 21 Feb 08 at 3:27pm

Originally posted by winging it

I have given up trying to buy a decent second hand contender and have instead ordered a complete carbon upgrade!  I am VERY excited about this and there will definitely be pics when it arrives!

(Unfortunately after the first open at Datchet, but hey, you can't have everything and I can't sail at the moment anyway)

Welcome to the carbon age. Start saving now and buy yourself a new hull next year from Germany - much cheaper than the UK builder. Getting mine in a few weeks.



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Bonnie Lass Contender 1764


Posted By: Smight at BBSC
Date Posted: 21 Feb 08 at 3:27pm
Do they make contenders in carbon now, i thought it was only the mast and boom?




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RS600 988


Posted By: Contender443
Date Posted: 21 Feb 08 at 3:53pm

It is just the mast and boom. The hull is still in more traditional materials. The funny thing is you can use expoxy to build a wooden boat but not a glass one.

All boats are generally built under weight and carry a maximum of 6kg of correctors.

The carbon rig saves a few kilograms of overall weight.



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Bonnie Lass Contender 1764


Posted By: tgruitt
Date Posted: 21 Feb 08 at 4:40pm
Originally posted by Smight at BBSC

Have you noticed that there are two gigantic holes in your foredeck  


Yeah I noticed that too, I have never worked out what they are for, I just put my hamper in them


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Needs to sail more...


Posted By: JimC
Date Posted: 02 Mar 08 at 3:37pm


About 65% new, is that good enough?


Posted By: Lukepiewalker
Date Posted: 02 Mar 08 at 4:18pm
Nice job Jim... If you don't like the shade of blue, you could add stripes.... Or flames.... It is awfully... blue....

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Ex-Finn GBR533 "Pie Hard"
Ex-National 12 3253 "Seawitch"
Ex-National 12 2961 "Curved Air"
Ex-Mirror 59096 "Voodoo Chile"


Posted By: JimC
Date Posted: 02 Mar 08 at 5:39pm
Originally posted by Lukepiewalker

Nice job Jim... If you don't like the shade of blue, you could add stripes.... Or flames.... It is awfully... blue....

Something is likely to be added... When I can remeber how to sail again I want to send her to a competent painter (ie not me) for a better finish (and more than one coat of top coat on the hull) and subsequent to that there may well be something else going on... My original idea was for fadeing in stripes going down the foredeck and onto the topside something like the stripes on a perch, but it looked dreadful in photoshop so I ditched the idea...


Posted By: Lukepiewalker
Date Posted: 02 Mar 08 at 5:52pm
You should have got me to paint it...
Then the paint would have fallen orf in about a month anyway....


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Ex-Finn GBR533 "Pie Hard"
Ex-National 12 3253 "Seawitch"
Ex-National 12 2961 "Curved Air"
Ex-Mirror 59096 "Voodoo Chile"



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