Marine Designs
We have boat plans (both yacht designs, catamaran designs and power designs) for all sizes. From the 12ft Mushulu Dinghy stitch & glue yacht tender to the Oceansky 57 catamaran. We design timber boats, plywood boats, strip plank boats, fibreglass composite boats, steel and aluminum boats to very modern styling for both monohull designs or multihull designs, powerboat or sailboat and in round bilge, multi-chine or radius chine hull forms.
New Designs coming
Mike John, (some of you know Mike from the Duckworks website) had an idea for a simple pop top houseboat camper boat with a folding roof , with full cover sides and clears, that he and his wife could simply drop in the water, pop the lid and head of cruising.
Discussing Mike's idea, it was decided to have a full raised floor construction allowing ample under floor storage and fresh water tanks, with a simple, galley/ dinnette, a fold out double berth, enclosed shower and toilet area. Overall, he wanted the concept to be kept as simple as possible for ease of construction and weight, while being easily driven with minimum power.
So with this in mind, we look forward to designing Mikes dream and look forward to hearing of their many cruising and exploring adventures in the future.
We've got two new power boat designs coming, between 18 ft and 21ft With the cost of plywood rising and enquires for new strip plank composite designs, these 2 new boats will be designed with "flair" ( no alloy plate slab sided looks). So, keep watching our website for these two new exciting designs.
The Shoreline 7000 (23ft) is a large centre console, designed for serious offshore use. With its large deck area and So, keep watching our website for this exciting new design.
Here'w the 2nd of our next generation of new designs coming out..the 16 ft (4.87m) offshore centre console with "flair". Constructed from strip plank composite, or foam core, she's designed with a 20 degree deadrise at the transom providing a smooth ride , chine flats for stability and plenty or room inside.
To see more of this design as it progresses, please click image
