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  1. 16th February 2011, 08:38 PM #1
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    Some interesting pics of a Scow Moth, revealing its construction secrets. This boat was on display at Hobart's Wooden Boat Festival last weekend.

    The interesting bit for me is the daggerboard case...

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    Are you interested in scow construction, there's a great source in Ian Outhred's three-part series in Australian Sailing about '78. Should be available at your state library.

    I'm finally going to check on mine this weekend - it's been stuck under a veranda for ages but looked okay some time ago. It'll go into dry storage unless someone wants it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris 249 View Post
    Are you interested in scow construction, there's a great source in Ian Outhred's three-part series in Australian Sailing about '78. Should be available at your state library.

    I'm finally going to check on mine this weekend - it's been stuck under a veranda for ages but looked okay some time ago. It'll go into dry storage unless someone wants it.
    In recent times I have become interested in lightweight construction. Thanks for the reference, I'll see if I can get a copy. Boat Books will probably have it too.
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