Very interesting, thank´s

So how does one fix this? bigger ballast? smaller sail? I've never built a sail boat, but I;m getting curious... About 2/3rds done building a 1/4 size replica of a small boat the PM-38 available on Svensons, and thinking of the next boat already

I love the size of emma but prefer the design or irene. Do you think its possible to resize the 147cm plan size of irene to 100cm just like emma?

I love the design of irene but prefer the size of emma :(

I love your videos! I've got a problem with the winch line set up. Where and how do you hook the sails up to the sheet?? Please help. It's driving me crazy. I got it all set up like you do but you never show how to hook up your sails to the sheets. I would be so happy if you could make avid in that. Thank you.

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VERY NIFTY INDEED!

What would happen if you added some led shot at the bottom of the rudder? Will it damage the rudder in any way?

Hello Gary, thank you for showing us such quality content and helping people like us to get into the fantastic world of boat modelling. I was wondering if you could suggest me any reliable website to buy RC sailboat electronics to start with my first project, or if it's possible to convert a normal servo into a winch by somehow make it rotate several times instead (which would save me some time and money) Again, thank you for your attention. Warmest regards Fernando (from Spain)

Tapering masts and spars is easy. Chuck one end in drill and a pointed end nail sticking out sticking out of vise or a piece of wood. Push the spar against nail and turn on drill holding with one hand. With other hand roll the sandpaper around spar and hold. You just created crude lathe. Might have taken me 30 minutes to do all mine for Emma.

Sir can I get one sailing boat a from mnaipur

Superb explanation Gary!

Beautiful workmanship.

Neato!

Hi Gary, and yet another success from bearospace technologies, I love to see your creations. I'm still building your/ my gaff rigg cutter, she's been on hold a little while as we're getting married very soon and I've been real busy building lots if accessories for the big day, bit I've promised Debbie that after we're wed I will be going back to finishing the build of Ziggy, you mentioned a while back that you do a hints and tips for building the ballast keel, I wonder if you might have something in the pipe line, I've never done anything like that before so any help would, as always gratefully received. Love and best wishes, from Martin and Debbie.

Nice work Captain!!!

I'm going to try making a block with a metal pen through the opening and a roller made from brass tube on the pen. Michael

Thanks heaps for explaining a process I've been wrestling with.

A Russian submarine?

Excelente Gary y sobre todo excelente diseño. 👏👏👏Saludos desde 🇦🇷

Hi Gary do you still sell the plans for the Flyer? If so I would like to buy the paper plans. Thanks,Jack

Terrific explanation. MARK IT THEN TIE THE KNOT... Of course!! I would have leapt in and tried to tie it in place and it would have been hopeless....

Do you need a motor for each mast or do all three work from one motor?

Very elegant boat building storage. I must and will do something similar to keep my model boat stuff in, currently in about 6 different places. Really pleased to see you Gary!!

I really enjoy watching this time over time again.

This is going to be my next project 😃

Thanks Gary, I made my hatch covers this morning following your instructions. They look great!

Great video on how to rig the winch lines! Thank you!

Wow mate! All that detail in the Annie model. I got the plans from you 6 months ago and have just finished building her as per the plans. I was going to put her in the water for the first time today but the wind is just a bit strong, tomorrow we are expecting 6kns so can't wait. I will be getting more plans from you soon.😊

Thank you for this nice demonstration. I just bought my first kit (aero-naut "Pinguin"), that I want to build with my son. It is an old design from 1959 that was meant for free sailing on a pond, so the plans do not include any guidance for RC components. I think I will try to copy your design with the winch and pulleys for this build. Cheers from Germany!

Nicely done Gary, kind of reminds me of a Springer tug workboat "box"

Lovely yo see you back! Such a nice looking box!

I would like to see more. Thx Gary

What an awesome idea! Fantastic video and great to see you back!

Hi Gary, Great video and I am trying to set this up on my boat. I messaged you before, but I am having trouble setting up my rig. My question still remains. Using your image to explain. If I let out the Blue trimming sheet, to sheet out the sail, won't the green lazy sheet simultaneously sheet in, meaning the sail will not sheet out?

Thanks for all you have done. I really like all your boats. Glade to see some new videos.

I think it's very nifty! Great seeing a new vid. ❤

I was watching this with my partner and she said, and I quote, "that's nifty as ****"

Outstanding! looks like a great way to have some fun while doing chores...I may build a loose copy for myself, if thats ok ?

Hey Gary! Nice toolbox!

brilliant idea gary nice to see you again

Great to see you back Gary. What a fabulous toolbox!

Very nifty! All your work is great! Thank you for being top contributor to our hobby.

Way cool!

Damn, it looks like our boat granpa invented perpetual motion ! Keep it up, WE love your videos !

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This is a very nice idea and wonderful implementation!

Love it Gary! Noel

Very nice!

That is a very cool tool box