Based on the out-board racer SKUA, an 8 ft. plywood skimmer designed in 1939 by Charles MacGregor, the Cocktail Class Runabout is an economical, easily constructed and exciting runabout. It is ideal for racing at all skill levels and ages.

The Cocktail Class is a ridiculously nifty 8-foot-long racing boat. Originally known as the "Skua," this 1939 design by Charles MacGregor was published in The Rudder Magazine as an example of what could be done with a novel new material called "plywood."

Soon after its introduction in 1991 the 16 foot Skua became our most popular model. It’s easy to see why. From its fine, yet buoyant bow to its high, tightly tucked transom, this elegant craft has everything the performance oriented cruising rower could want: speed, stability, capacity, ruggedness, portability and safety.

The Cocktail Class Racer is a very nifty 8-foot racer. It is based on a 1939 design called the Skua by Charles MacGregor, originally published in The Rudder Magazine as an example of what could be done with a novel new material called ‘plywood’.

the c.vner of an Orkney Skua; There is plenty at all the family to get out on the water and the Orkney Skua is so stable and sate that yau can tackle water as as rivers and with all the confoence you would normally have in a much larger craft. Those Who enjoy Sailing will Surprised by the smooth handling and easy pertarmaru:e under all conditions

Complete Cocktail Class "Skua" Kit The complete kit includes computer-cut parts in 4mm, 6mm, and 9mm okoume marine plywood, an external jig for hull shaping, a premium epoxy kit, fiberglass cloth for inside and out, copper wire and other sundry hardware bits.

The SKUA is the largest boat that can be sensibly demounted and towed behind a car. With round bilge hulls, dagger-boards, kick-up semi-balanced rudders and a performance rig, Skua was designed for those who want a larger version of the micromultihulls like Strider.

2018年7月22日 · In a world packed with marketing flannel, the Skua RB6 is a RIB with a genuine difference. Alex Smith reports. As a relatively new name, you might not have heard much about Skua RIBs, but this British boat builder is already beginning to carve out a committed fan base.

Skua was built as a racing yole in the early 1930s using larch planking. She was built for the then novelist and writer Eric Linklater by William Ritch of Deerness for the sum of £45.18.5 1/2d which included mast, spars and oars.

Woods Skua 9mtr Catamaran, trailer able and fits inside a 40 foot container. It has been recently fully stripped back and modified to improve stiffness and performance. Strip planked cedar construction allowing for a super lightweight build. All presented in good, clean order and available to view at our office now.