Not sure that it fits in with the harryproa image, but if you want a quick to build, unimpressive looking, relatively heavy ply proa with big load carrying capacity, paddle steering and a traditional rig, plans will cost $Aus1,000, once it is finished.   Hull 1 is nearly done, hull 2 and beams starts tomorrow.  Sticky, dusty and a lot of hard(ish) work.   Really makes me appreciate Intelligent Infusion.  The boat will also be for sale if I decide against sailing it somewhere and giving it away.  

On Mon, Apr 1, 2019 at 3:00 AM hannaberryworkshop@gmail.com [harryproa] <harryproa@yahoogroups.com.au> wrote:

 

http://harryproa.com/?p=2944

It's posted on the HP site - reposting the link for the group here.

From the site "The organisation that prepared the ‘List of Requirements” table has short listed the mini cargo ferry for building and testing in the Marshall Islands in late 2019.  Rob will be visiting to show how it is built and sailed. It will then be compared with the other 2 short listed boats.  The successful craft will then be part of a build program which has the potential to spread across the Marshalls, the Pacific and the World, aided by the generous budget allotted to the process."

-Very cool Rob!

Any thoughts on selling the plans for this one to help fund the prototype?