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Dean, Congrats on the Shamrock,! She looks GREAT,!! Don't understand the less than "footy" scale boat in your hand. More elaboration / info is needed please Sir,!! Tim aka Cap'n Hax

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Great , The cabin cruiser looks to have some builders potential there, but as I'm not aware of the space increments of the platform she rests upon she looks small for what most builders of this class boat would like. JMHO,! Thanx for stayin in touch, and as we discussed our club will be moving from Weebly as our web site provider soon. Tim aka Cap'n Hax

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Dean
Why would you make a model that large? Who will buy it" Where will anyone put them or how will they be transported? Can't image a market worthy of the investment to make them. You could put a kid in a boat that size. Don't understand? Not to mention who could afford to buy one?
It strikes me that you have so many projects going on, that few ever get finished. Not trying to be mean, just saying what it looks like from out here. Suggest you re-read your posts to see if what I am suggesting is accurate or not.
You have so much talent it's scary, but your fans out here would like to buy something at some point. Pick one thing and finish it. Just a thought.
Stay well!
Boomer

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Originally Posted by Derusha

Boomer,
When I start completing one model per day you may ask : how in the world can you do that?
Answer: a lot of what I am tying up right now. Parts and more parts. Tooling and fixtures,sail ordering, engineering ect.
Space and storage,lining up new contractor's.
Research and more development.
All point to one model/person/day
Also,... There is a big price difference if a model requires 1 1/2 days to complete. Also if a kit takes 50 percent long to pull together

Dean
Appreciate your points and understand. The bottom line is having a worthy goal and accomplishing it on the date that has been established. Goals without a completion date are only wishful thinking. Putting completion dates puts pressure on the team or individuals working on the goal(s) to help them/you get them finished. Establishing multiple dates for different phases of a project is good to. Your projects are multiple phase and in order for the project to be completed fully each of the phases have to completed within planned schedule or.................................... the project will be late or worse never get done.
These are basic planning practices done in business that need to be done. Just saying, being busy is great, but ask yourself where am I in the overall picture?
Always here to help if you are so inclined .
Boomer

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