Port bow area. |
Starboard bow area. |
Starboard stern quarter. |
Aft deck showing the water slide.
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The first of the 4-stroke outboard engines is installed. |
The flying bridge under construction. |
Detail of the utility compartment, showing house batteries and AC inverter. |
View of the galley, nearing completion.
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Dining area under construction, right next to the galley. |
Main circuit breaker panel and solar recharging controls. |
View of the downstairs steering station. |
View of an area even with the steering station, but on the port side of the boat.
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General view of the overall galley area under construction and nearing completion. |
Outside the aft port quarter. |
Another view of the stern area. |
Construction status as of May 15, 2001: |
Construction of the foredeck. |
The aft deck under construction. |
The generator cabinet. |
View into the kitchen. The speckles are due to condensation on the camera lens. |
Construction status as of May 9, 2001: |
The generator cabinet. |
Closeup of the generator cabinet. |
View of stern section. |
View of the bow section.
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A bunk area being built. |
Interior under construction, viewed from the aft deck.
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Looking into the galley under construction from the living room. |
Looking into the galley under construction from the living room. |
Looking into the living room under construction from the galley. |
Construction status as of May 1, 2001: |
Construction of the port (left) exterior wall. |
Construction of the starboard (right) exterior wall. |
Construction of the aft exterior wall, as viewed from the aft deck. |
The aft deck itself, under construction.
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Some of the cabinets are already installed in the galley. |
Interior of forward head, with toilet and shower. |
Aftmost bunk area, under construction, with view into aft head. |
Construction status as of April 1, 2001: |
The new pontoons under construction, as viewed from the front looking aft. |
The new pontoons under construction, as viewed from the aft looking forward. |
Detail of the reinforcement of the new pontoons, at the beach contact point. |
Detail of the area on the new pontoons where the new 200 gallon Auxiliary fuel tank (toy gas) will go. Doesnt take up deck space anymore, and twice the capacity! Hooray! |