Morningstar has a website!!

[smoolie671]

Well for better or worse, I now have my website up and running. Right now it's mainly informational. It's lacking alot of detail, but I'm getting there. Let me know what you think.

[Frank Hagan]

Hey! We need a link! Post it here, and then also in our links section in either the Stevenson Projects section at http://www.messing-about.com/links/index.php?action=displaycat&catid=2 or another one of your choosing (it IS based on a Weekender,but probably the most modified one I've seen!)

[smoolie671]

Dohhh!!! I forgot!!! ok here it is,

ulyscustomplunder.itgo.com

[Guest Oyster]

Thats a great website and work. When do you plan to begin your new project? :wink:

[Tom Lathrop]

I'll be the Devil's advocate. I hate pop ups and will tolerate them only if I really need to know what is on the site. Frank has a good and very inexpensive hosting service here on messing-about. Free often costs too much.

[smoolie671]

If all goes well, I would like to lay down the keel of the Black ship this winter. I don't expect to finish her for a couple of years. The hull will be more Bolger-esq than the Morningstar. Therefore the construction should be a bit more straight forward. If anyone is wondering, I didn't buy the plans from anywhere. These are plans that I'm drawing up by myself. I will try to keep notes on the constuction and dimensions if anyone would be interested. The cabin will be moved aft like the original, and seating will be made with much wider leg room. To keep her seating from getting too toasty in the sun, I'll use a lighter color for the seating area. She will be ship rigged with three masts, so rigging and sailing will be a bit more of a challenge. She should fall somewhere between 22 and 25 ft. on deck. So I'll be in the market for a larger trailer in the next year or so.