So if IPC were to launch a new classic/wooden mag......

[Romeo]

Where would it sit? Would it be a glossy coffee table mag for wannabee superyacht owners, like classic boat has become, or would it be a practical build your own boat type mag like the American Woodenboat or the lovely Watercraft?

And what should it be called?

 

[Sixpence]

They could always call it Debutante after the best of all classic wooden boats





Hat on, and running

 

[Eyore]

The Boatman....................oh wait we had one by that name and an excellent mag it was too. Yes a European version of Woodenboat would be good. I do like Classic Boat ,just to see how the other half live , but I imagine it has little in common with most enthusiasts on here.

 

[doug748]

This format would get my money now and a again:

http://www.goodoldboat.com/

 

[Searush]

This format would get my money now and a again:

http://www.goodoldboat.com/

Hmmm, AWB, MAB & GOB.

I like that, I'd accept being a GOB. :encouragement:

 

[Lakesailor]

For British old wooden boat owners maybe call it Up The Creek

 

[sarabande]

Up The Creek with a Laminated Oak and Ash Paddle, using recycled goat bone Glue, and a Victorian Spokeshave (Record 51 with the unpainted handles) and Elm Biscuits, finished with hand-ground Shellac Varnish in Organic Turpentine, perhaps ?


Get the real flavour of what we woodies want ?

 

[PuffTheMagicDragon]

...and printed on recycled paper, impregnated with the odour of Stockholm Tar.

 

[Mad Pad]

A way forward yottie mags..all scratch and sniff,here's mine,
1/Stockholm tar
2/Bilgeeee smell
3/Diesel
4/Niffy holding tank
5/GAS LEAK !!!!!!
6/Smell from a loo when it hasn't been flushed for 6 months....YUK.
7/Dead rat...yes we have had that as well.
8/Newly planed forest teak.

Any others forumites?

 

[Paddingtonbear]

Surely all well covered by Off Center Harbor. I know it is 'easier' for our country cousins but what a great site especially for those of us doing long term rebuilds.