T47 from Fort Wayne, Indiana

"Here's my completed T47 #113 Comet on its second voyage. Thanks for your help along the way and for sending me a replacement red pennant. It was a pleasure to build and is a pleasure to sail!

Yours truly,

Matt Barb"

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T47 from Somis, California

"Hi Will,

Well our first time sailing my grandson Leo's T47 was a big success and the month long build with my oldest grandchild was a memory that I will cherish. Thank you for providing that opportunity!!

Mike and Leo"

T27 from Calgary, Canada

"My T27 is ready for its Maiden Voyage! Just waiting for fair winds and warmer temperatures here in Calgary!

Mike Coomes"

T50 from Batam, Indonesia

"Here is my T50. Also a picture of my friend's T50 (Red Jib), they sail and race really well on our lake here in Batam, Indonesia. -Peter Lacock"

T37 from Anwil, Switzerland

"Finally I could finish my T37 and sail it for the first time. What can I say? Just wonderful, beautiful, a great feeling to swing something self built in full harmony with nature. I stained the deck and the wood grain now glows reddish brown in the sunshine. Dan Newland's videos were very helpful during the building process.

Thanks Will, T37 is a very elegant sailboat that sails great! It is a great pleasure to spend the day at the pond with kids, ducks, swans and rc sailboats. Best regards from Switzerland. -Peter Simon"

Richard uses a Tippecanoe 22 inch barge with his own 20 inch tug in Yorba Linda, California

"This was the first time on the water with the barge being pushed by the tug. It was very stable and worked very well. -Richard Frauenzimmer."

T18 from Conway, New Hampshire

"Here is a photo of my completed T18 Racing sloop. I had so much fun putting it together and feel a sense of accomplishment from building it. -Stephen Allen"

T47 from Staten Island, New York

"Dear Will

My T47 Schooner, Hull #127, went for its first major voyage on Staten Island this week. Two different people came to ask whether they could take photos as it was being rigged lakeside, and a number of people stopped to see it sail. It is fun to sail and even more fun to build. My only innovation to the design was the timbered boathouse with the slotted roof and a matching rudder hatch.

Thank you! -Stephen Brown"

T24 Tug and Barge from White Salmon, Washington

Showcasing the many different possibilites for the T24 Tug, Stewart Fletcher has put good work into making his vessel unique and extremely versatile. Well done, Stewart.