I have similar boat model and I was renovate the boat and believe me it’s unbelievable time / effort / money / stress to make this !!! Respect your jop my friend and good give you strength to go on with your project !!!!!!👍👍👍👍👍
Wood boats move through the water differently than fiberglass boats. They have a different feel about them. More organic. The shape of handmade wood boats is far more appealing and conducive to water flow bc fiberglass boat shapes are restricted to being released from their molds. Even split hull molds can’t achieve the shapes and curves of hand made wood boats. That’s why the older classic wood boats of every size are so coveted. People spend more time and money restoring them than they would spend on a brand spanking new fiberglass one. Don’t get me wrong. Fiberglass has it place too! I like fiberglass boats but I love wood boats!
More than a minute of the prop shaft strut from nearly every conceivable angle... Followed by two full minutes of the bow with excessive close ups of the bow stem. It's a nice looking boat (when we finally get to actually see the whole thing) but that's a bit much.
I have similar boat model and I was renovate the boat and believe me it’s unbelievable time / effort / money / stress to make this !!!
Respect your jop my friend and good give you strength to go on with your project !!!!!!👍👍👍👍👍
That would be a tricky one to model!, ( i also make boat models !)
She's beautiful what great craftsmanship
One beautiful boat.
Thank You!
Wood boats move through the water differently than fiberglass boats. They have a different feel about them. More organic. The shape of handmade wood boats is far more appealing and conducive to water flow bc fiberglass boat shapes are restricted to being released from their molds. Even split hull molds can’t achieve the shapes and curves of hand made wood boats. That’s why the older classic wood boats of every size are so coveted. People spend more time and money restoring them than they would spend on a brand spanking new fiberglass one. Don’t get me wrong. Fiberglass has it place too! I like fiberglass boats but I love wood boats!
More than a minute of the prop shaft strut from nearly every conceivable angle... Followed by two full minutes of the bow with excessive close ups of the bow stem. It's a nice looking boat (when we finally get to actually see the whole thing) but that's a bit much.