Boat Design Quarterly Vol #35*

Available as DIGITAL only. Autumn 2009 Table of Contents:  Felucca, A new 16' x 7'3" x 1'1" gaff-rigged cruising sloop. This trailerable strip-composite boat goes together easily, and is one of the most exciting designs we've seen of late. From Phil Bolger Double Ended Sloop, This double-ended 16' gaff-rigged daysailer features traditional plank-on-frame construction. A fine project for experienced builders. From Paul Gartside Sea Hawk, This 15'6" outboard-powered plywood dory has clocked 15 knots when pushed by a 7 1/2 hp engine. Good looking, stable, and easily built. By Phil Bolger Small Gaff Sloop, An exotic 16' cold-molded beach cruiser. With a draft of 6", she'll take us to all the best coves and beaches. We'll row through the morning calm, sail on the afternoon sea breeze, and sleep in the pleasant cockpit. From Paul Gartside Periwinkl, A 24' power cruiser with auxiliary sailing rig. The easy-running shoal-draft hull should make 7 knots when pushed by 10 horsepower. By William Atkin Whaler Ketch, A 29' double-ended cruising ketch. Tight on accommodations, but fast and striking under sail, this "whaler" will grace any harbor. From Phil Bolger Mike O'Brien's Boat Design Quarterly magazine describes plans for paddle, oar, power, and sail. The boats come from the boards of Atkin, Benford, Bolger, Chapelle, Gillmer, Stambaugh, Stephens, and other leading designers. Each issue of BDQ includes: Quality reproductions of the designers' original drawings Complete hull lines for most boats Full particulars, including calculated performance ratios Designers' addresses and phone numbers Succinct design commentary For all the digital issues and digital issue sets, just go to the Categories sidebar and click Digital Publications. You'll see the Boat Design Quarterly section.   ———————————————————— “Your downloads are ready” will be the subject line of an email you’ll receive from us—once we’ve processed your digital order. That email has the link to click, so you can then download the file. This isn't an "instant" process, so if we're asleep, you may need to wait for regular business hours for us to process the order. Although we are quite timely, we may not be processing on weekends & holidays.