Buy me this boat

[Hoef]

Gotta love the Eames conference setup!

 

[w_parietti22]

I'll only give it to you if you give me the special feature :

 

[iDM]

i'm just getting a page of code

Me too

 

[Guitarius]

That's not a boat.

This is a boat. I'm in the plaid shirt by the way. My father's the one holding the model. We're boat builders.

 

[gwuMACaddict]

not a big fan of the yacht on the website, but do like the very clean lines of the sailboat that's featured... very futuristic looking for a sailboat

 

[edesignuk]

Me too

As someone else said, right click, save as

and prepare to be blown away

 

[carpe diem]

It is the one used in the Island

 

[groovebuster]

blah...things got no soul.

here's my dream ride:

Yeah! This one is way better! A classic design, made of wood! But maybe a little bit small...?

I would take it any time, but without the american flag!

groovebuster

 

[mpw]

If'n you have to ask, mpw...

Only so I can write the cheque!

 

[mpw]

I'm a big fan of the clean lines on this boat, while I like the freedom from fuel that sailboats have they've just got too many ropes and rigging etc. for me.

Got me thinking about a boat I saw years ago. It was a large either two or three hull design and instead of fabric sails or propellers it had, what I can only describe as, vertical planes like aircraft wings.

They were as high as traditional sailboat masts and were controlled from the helm so you turn them at the base to direct the wind over them and power the boat forward.

Can anyone else remember seeing a boat like this? Do they still make them?

 

[GilGrissom]

I'll only give it to you if you give me the special feature :

Nice!! Where abouts is she stored in the boat then?!

Makes it even sweeter!

 

[Counterfit]

I'm a big fan of the clean lines on this boat, while I like the freedom from fuel that sailboats have they've just got too many ropes and rigging etc. for me.

Got me thinking about a boat I saw years ago. It was a large either two or three hull design and instead of fabric sails or propellers it had, what I can only describe as, vertical planes like aircraft wings.

They were as high as traditional sailboat masts and were controlled from the helm so you turn them at the base to direct the wind over them and power the boat forward.

Can anyone else remember seeing a boat like this? Do they still make them?

I think I've seen pictures of it. Only works on larger boats I think, and probably with somewhat elevated wind speeds.

I like the Tiketitan and the Kraus III. Combine the two, and I'll live on it for the rest of my life!