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5.0 out of 5 stars
should be called "A Book of Dreams"
If there's nothing so worth doing as messing about on boats, looking at a book of study plans surely comes in near the top. WoodenBoats has compiled a(nother) set of intriguing drawings and lines which have me turning page after page, thinking about the possibilities for building my own boat. I may never actually build any of the boats shown in this book, but I've...
Published on June 28, 1997
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Not really worth it.
Unfortunately, with the advent of the interweb / internet, this book is rather obsolete, I would have returned it but would rather keep it than pay the postage back.
Substantially more information is available on even the worst boat building web site.
Even if you're just trying to fill your shelves with books, I'd still find a better book or...
Published on November 9, 2006 by J. Valletta
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30 of 31 people found the following review helpful:
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should be called "A Book of Dreams", June 28, 1997
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This review is from: Forty Wooden Boats: A Third Catalog of Building Plans (Paperback)
If there's nothing so worth doing as messing about on boats, looking at a book of study plans surely comes in near the top. WoodenBoats has compiled a(nother) set of intriguing drawings and lines which have me turning page after page, thinking about the possibilities for building my own boat. I may never actually build any of the boats shown in this book, but I've gotten tremendous enjoyment -- and learned a great deal about the various types of boat hulls, rigs and construction -- while perusing the pages. The only problem is that forty boats isn't enough
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Not really worth it., November 9, 2006
This review is from: Forty Wooden Boats: A Third Catalog of Building Plans (Paperback)
Unfortunately, with the advent of the interweb / internet, this book is rather obsolete, I would have returned it but would rather keep it than pay the postage back.
Substantially more information is available on even the worst boat building web site.
Even if you're just trying to fill your shelves with books, I'd still find a better book or print out some web pages instead, you'd be better off.
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Designs to dream over, March 29, 2008
This review is from: Forty Wooden Boats: A Third Catalog of Building Plans (Paperback)
Another fine selection of boat porn! This is a great resource for boat design enthusiasts and those who dream of the next boat building project (just as soon as I finish my current one). The selection of vessels is wide and includes power, paddle, stroke and sail. This one makes a fine companion to the other two editions published by Wooden Boat.
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