I bought this yacht as a kit in Auckland New Zealand 1973 as a project i was in the merchant navy working for the New Zealand Shipping co. on the M.V. Ruahine after we had dropped our passengers in wellington we would move around the coast picking up cargo it has taken me a long time to get the yacht like this a lot of alterations including the R/C
Hi Mike
I am sorry that i have not got back sooner but my wife has not been well plus she lost her brother a few days ago. i don't have the plans for the cockpit but i do have a few photos of the cockpit as it was at first and the alterations that i done will upload some photos
Hi Mike.
glad that i could help i took the entire cabin off this evening as i had to fit a new sail servo and on turning the cabin section upside down spotted very small numbers on sections of the wood i then remembered all the years ago that the deck and cabin etc came all marked out so you just had to cut them out very easy the hull was very thin plastic type and was prone to cracking a few years ago i striped the lot down and pumped builders foam inside the hull manage to marsked of the servo and rudder section and it made the hull a lot firmer and was still light i plus i know that it won't sink
I am sorry that i have not got back sooner but my wife has not been well plus she lost her brother a few days ago. i don't have the plans for the cockpit but i do have a few photos of the cockpit as it was at first and the alterations that i done will upload some photos
David
is already OK! These are completely sufficient for me as an idea! Thank you and my condolences to your wife
best regards
Mike / Michel-Cl.
glad that i could help i took the entire cabin off this evening as i had to fit a new sail servo and on turning the cabin section upside down spotted very small numbers on sections of the wood i then remembered all the years ago that the deck and cabin etc came all marked out so you just had to cut them out very easy the hull was very thin plastic type and was prone to cracking a few years ago i striped the lot down and pumped builders foam inside the hull manage to marsked of the servo and rudder section and it made the hull a lot firmer and was still light i plus i know that it won't sink
Best Regards
David