Both Lower Hulls Standing Together
I have both lower hulls standing together for their final sanding, making sure the keels and skegs are absolutely identical. They already look sizeable, though the upper hulls and cabin trunks will take the boat to 11.6 metres.
Both backbones are standing together waiting for some finishing touches to be applied - sanding them to be completely identically finished.
Both are exactly the same but we left a bottom edge of both unfinished to sand them together and make sure the shape of the keels and skegs are absolutely identical.
It seems already quite sizeable but that is only about a half of final height of these hulls - these are only lower hulls!
The upper hulls and cabin trunks will take the whole boat to 11.6m length (now she is 1 metre shorter) and 2.6 m high. At full cruising displacement (just over 5000kg) nearly 1 m will be underwater. About 2/3 of the height of lower hulls.
