bilbobaggins
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Brest '08. The smallest...
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Dinky dinghy
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Brest '08. The smallest...
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Lakesailor
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Englander is looking for something like that. Lovely, but looks a bit heavy for a tender though.
Perry
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Plenty of beer holders though
ccscott49
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Bloody nice dinghy that, about the same size as my McNulty, about 7.5-8 feet?
Rum_Pirate
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Bloody nice dinghy that, about the same size as my McNulty, about 7.5-8 feet?
[/ QUOTE ] My guess is that it is a bit bigger closer to the 9'6" to 10'6"range.
Bloody nice dinghy that, about the same size as my McNulty, about 7.5-8 feet?
[/ QUOTE ] My guess is that it is a bit bigger closer to the 9'6" to 10'6"range.
bilbobaggins
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My impression from the pontoon is that you're about right. The first impression is that it was 'toy-like' in size; then fascination with the wealth of finely-varnished detail; then realisation that it is finely crafted, entirely workmanlike and would work effectively in sheltered waters. It would perhaps complement one of those exquisite Fifes nearby....... /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
A carved nameboard? The lid to the forward locker? The inlays?
A carved nameboard? The lid to the forward locker? The inlays?
