Re: [bolger] Re: Looking for plan view of Bolger Superbrick
http://euler.sfasu.edu/Shantyboats/
Don't know if its been mentioned yet, but here is a plan view of the
legendary Superbrick,
Ken
Don't know if its been mentioned yet, but here is a plan view of the
legendary Superbrick,
Ken
Thanks again... and there is another good reason to track down a copy
of Boats With and Open mind. I actually put that title on a book in
the 3D cabin of the "virtual" AS-29 I built for Virtual Sailor. It's
sitting on the folding table... but I really ought to get a copy.
And yes on the catalog... It's "Common Sense Designs: Boats you can
build". From when Bernie Wolfard was in charge of selling plans. Rich.
of Boats With and Open mind. I actually put that title on a book in
the 3D cabin of the "virtual" AS-29 I built for Virtual Sailor. It's
sitting on the folding table... but I really ought to get a copy.
And yes on the catalog... It's "Common Sense Designs: Boats you can
build". From when Bernie Wolfard was in charge of selling plans. Rich.
--- In bolger@y..., "brucehallman" <brucehallman@y...> wrote:
> --- In bolger@y..., "proto957" <helio6@h...> wrote:
> > side view from the 1992 catalog.
> I guest you are looking at an
> old Common Sense Designs catalogue?
>
> > to find was of the boat's specs... no
> > pictures or descriptions of actual boats.
>
> You should also check out the PCB
> Superbrick writeup in Chapter 68
> of his excellent book _Boats With
> an Open Mind_, which is still in
> print. The book includes small
> copies of several of the plan sheets.
--- In bolger@y..., "proto957" <helio6@h...> wrote:
old Common Sense Designs catalogue?
Superbrick writeup in Chapter 68
of his excellent book _Boats With
an Open Mind_, which is still in
print. The book includes small
copies of several of the plan sheets.
> side view from the 1992 catalog.I guest you are looking at an
old Common Sense Designs catalogue?
> to find was of the boat's specs... noYou should also check out the PCB
> pictures or descriptions of actual boats.
Superbrick writeup in Chapter 68
of his excellent book _Boats With
an Open Mind_, which is still in
print. The book includes small
copies of several of the plan sheets.
Thank you, John... those pics are exactly what I was looking for.
Perfect for CAD modeling of the boat. When I get it done, I'll post
the info here for download.
I was really surprised that the sides are straight fore/aft. I had
imagined that they were tapered, ala Micro. But true to the
description in the catalog, it is a "sailing houseboat". Really cool
idea for us who like sailing... but even more than that, love sitting
in a cove somewhere, in a big comfy cabin.
Thanks again... Rich.
Perfect for CAD modeling of the boat. When I get it done, I'll post
the info here for download.
I was really surprised that the sides are straight fore/aft. I had
imagined that they were tapered, ala Micro. But true to the
description in the catalog, it is a "sailing houseboat". Really cool
idea for us who like sailing... but even more than that, love sitting
in a cove somewhere, in a big comfy cabin.
Thanks again... Rich.
--- In bolger@y..., "John Cupp" <caj@k...> wrote:
> Try this URL or ask Phil Bolger I'm sure he wouldn't mind. It
could
> make sales start up.
>
>http://groups.yahoo.com/group/bolger/files/Brick/Super%20Brick/
>
> John
>
>
> --- In bolger@y..., "proto957" <helio6@h...> wrote:
> > I wanted to make a 3D model of the Superbrick, and all I have is
> the
> > side view from the 1992 catalog. Does anyone have even a simple
> line
> > drawing, with internal details?
> >
> > I modeled an operating, 3D, AS-29 for Virtual Sailor, and wanted
to
> > do the same for the Superbrick. The AS-29 can be downloaded from
> >http://www.avsim.com/vs.It's a great way to get some feel for a
> boat
> > you may never own, or even see.
> >
> > I was also wondering if anyone knows if this boat was ever built.
> The
> > only reference I have been able to find was of the boat's
specs...
> no
> > pictures or descriptions of actual boats. Thanks... Rich
> > (helio6@h...).
Try this URL or ask Phil Bolger I'm sure he wouldn't mind. It could
make sales start up.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/bolger/files/Brick/Super%20Brick/
John
make sales start up.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/bolger/files/Brick/Super%20Brick/
John
--- In bolger@y..., "proto957" <helio6@h...> wrote:
> I wanted to make a 3D model of the Superbrick, and all I have is
the
> side view from the 1992 catalog. Does anyone have even a simple
line
> drawing, with internal details?
>
> I modeled an operating, 3D, AS-29 for Virtual Sailor, and wanted to
> do the same for the Superbrick. The AS-29 can be downloaded from
>http://www.avsim.com/vs.It's a great way to get some feel for a
boat
> you may never own, or even see.
>
> I was also wondering if anyone knows if this boat was ever built.
The
> only reference I have been able to find was of the boat's specs...
no
> pictures or descriptions of actual boats. Thanks... Rich
> (helio6@h...).
I wanted to make a 3D model of the Superbrick, and all I have is the
side view from the 1992 catalog. Does anyone have even a simple line
drawing, with internal details?
I modeled an operating, 3D, AS-29 for Virtual Sailor, and wanted to
do the same for the Superbrick. The AS-29 can be downloaded from
http://www.avsim.com/vs.It's a great way to get some feel for a boat
you may never own, or even see.
I was also wondering if anyone knows if this boat was ever built. The
only reference I have been able to find was of the boat's specs... no
pictures or descriptions of actual boats. Thanks... Rich
(helio6@...).
side view from the 1992 catalog. Does anyone have even a simple line
drawing, with internal details?
I modeled an operating, 3D, AS-29 for Virtual Sailor, and wanted to
do the same for the Superbrick. The AS-29 can be downloaded from
http://www.avsim.com/vs.It's a great way to get some feel for a boat
you may never own, or even see.
I was also wondering if anyone knows if this boat was ever built. The
only reference I have been able to find was of the boat's specs... no
pictures or descriptions of actual boats. Thanks... Rich
(helio6@...).