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Old 03-09-2009, 10:21   #16
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I cannot remember the name of the design, but there are similarities, particularly in the bow, to a design with two unstayed masts, the forward one right up in the bow. I do not mean the Freedom, but a european manufacturer.
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Old 04-09-2009, 19:01   #17
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That boat is the repainted port half of a lagoon 400.
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the hull reminds me of a photo of Mike Plant's Coyote, only with a dog house on top...
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Not pretty I would agree but not much different from a Lagoon. Probably cost effective build for the hull. Getting headroom often does this to a hull in smaller sizes.
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I don't know why, but when I first saw it I thought it had been designed by an escaped convict.

...Think I need to lie down in a dark room and psycho-analyse myself
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Mercator, constructeur de voiliers en Alu or Hermine 47 - HERMINE 47 (page 2) ?
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Not pretty I would agree but not much different from a Lagoon. Probably cost effective build for the hull. Getting headroom often does this to a hull in smaller sizes.
Don't know what small is to you, but this one was at least 44'! Sailed in quite a light-footed fashion as well, must be the aluminium..
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if it gets you out there and does the job and at a reasonable price - who cares if it's attractive?

What's the word old salts use to describe a seaworthy boat shape - wholesome? Is this a wholesome boat?
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if it gets you out there and does the job and at a reasonable price - who cares if it's attractive?

What's the word old salts use to describe a seaworthy boat shape - wholesome? Is this a wholesome boat?
Well, "attractive" means different things to different folks.

But any boat I own has to be pleasing to my eyes.
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Ok Bitman, I confess I could get a hot on for some of those boats... niiiiiice....

"lookin at the Allures and trying to not drool on the keyboard..."
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Ok Bitman, I confess I could get a hot on for some of those boats... niiiiiice....

"lookin at the Allures and trying to not drool on the keyboard..."

I'm with you - the Alliage is boat porn.
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I'm with you - the Alliage is boat porn.
Passin the chocolate and grinning...

boat porn.

I like that ; -)
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I'd suggest a home build - with some one trying to meld a race hull to a cruiser top.

For me the hull is sweet, but the top is something else.

But with that wide spreader base guess she carries some sail area and is probably a very fast cruiser - and for sure - someone loves her.

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