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I agree with footer--that looks really cool!

Nice looking boat! The Glen-L 15 is designed for plywood construction and we recommend motors up to 7.5 hp. Since sailboats are displacement hulls, doubling the power won't result in much if any increase in speed. See our article about this: https://www.glen-l.com/weblettr/webletters-1/webletter2.ht...

Welcome! We're glad you've joined our group...

Oh for Pete's sake. I sure messed that up. Thanks for the correction, Bill.

Oh dear, this is so sad. Bruce was such a nice man and I'm so sorry to hear this--he was so young. Thank you for letting us know...

Beautiful work, Jamie!

The photos of Roberta's build are no longer showing on this thread, but we do have them on our blog:
https://boatbuilders.glen-l.com/3263/su ... -on-forum/

Wow! I knew Mike had made a video of my Power Point but I either forgot or didn't know it was online :D That was a fun night. I was a little nervous that my talk was online too--it's never pleasant to see or hear yourself on video! This American Legion is in Newport Beach, California and has a prime...

Welcome to the Forum, Dan! It seems like there's quite an interest in shanty boats these days!

Welcome Benjamin! Your passion for boats is wonderful and we look forward to seeing your progress. I come from a long line of Germans on my father's side...

Wow! Beautiful model and we look forward to seeing the full size build...

That reminds me that West System has been using Mark Bronkalla's Riviera in their ads, touting that it's been in use for over 17 years.

I just found a thread on this here, but any additional input is appreciated!
https://www.glen-l.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=27052

I got this question today via email and thought I'd put it out here to get your feedback. I have my own experience with our Sissy Do that sat in the water for probably 15-20 years, but it was in fresh water. Obviously, fiberglass covering will increase the longevity but would love to hear your feedb...

Good to hear and I sure hope you get the rest!