A quick pic of the "Golden Pearl" helmed by her previous owner & builder. She was painted in Yamaha Racing colours, and certainly turns heads as a result! You can see the Topper sails which are...
Being the "far side of the pond" in old Blighty, it is not necessarily cost effective, quick or practical to use some of the excellent suppliers in the US for components for a build, and one area t...
While I am only a couple of months into owning my Angus SRC, I already have one eye on getting out a bit further afield next year (and beyond), so would be interested to hear the thoughts of other ...
@Jay Bonthius Sounds good, Jay! The cornering would not be such a concern for me - a low CoG to start with and your added weigh relative to that isn't so great in the grand scheme of things. B...
@Colin Angus Will do at some point next year. I have had less chance to really put "Golden Pearl" through her paces since I acquired her earlier in the year, with much of that just getting use...
Nice to see it coming together - I think you've picked the perfect boat for your incredible arctic adventure! Not sure if you've posted links elsewhere on the forum about it, or your kickstarter ca...
Fantastic concept! Really love the simplicity & utility of it - and it looks as though she moves through the water pretty nicely too! Can't help thinking that this could be nicely adapted to a...
Just a quick post why may be of interest to those building (or planning their build)of an ASR when considering rigs. As chance would have it, as I was starting to plan my own build and gather supp...
Hi Colin, Here in the UK probably the best source of all sorts of Marine gradetimbers is Robbins Timber, near Bristol (pleasantly within driving distance for me!). Probably considered the benchmar...
Looks good, and I can definitely see the design cues from that iconic teardrop camper! wrt the thicknesses - I think they should work fine. In essence, the compound curves will add lots of strengt...