www.outrig.org A presentation by Jim Brown featuring his famous trimaran -- SCRIMSHAW -- with a detailed narration of its external and internal features after 38 years of development.
Jim, what makes this video so interesting is that it explores a very interesting subject, a multi-hull watercraft. I've always been fascinated with compact living quarters. And you've taken the time to document the incredible efficiency of this boat design. In this case, the ability to design-in so many living features in such a tight space, accents the old saying that, "Necessity is the mother of invention." I got a big kick out of the "Table for 4."
What a character.. Like most geniuses he's a bit eccentric but this yacht was designed/built with love and wisdom, with respect for value. That music, btw.. character! :)
Jim, what makes this video so interesting is that it explores a very interesting subject, a multi-hull watercraft. I've always been fascinated with compact living quarters. And you've taken the time to document the incredible efficiency of this boat design. In this case, the ability to design-in so many living features in such a tight space, accents the old saying that, "Necessity is the mother of invention." I got a big kick out of the "Table for 4."
Bravo Jim
What a character.. Like most geniuses he's a bit eccentric but this yacht was designed/built with love and wisdom, with respect for value. That music, btw.. character! :)
I agree completely on the 2nd coming of Trimaran appreciation!
Had pleasure of owning Manta-1 while stationed on Oahu, HI (1969-71) ... Noticed some similarities in cabin layout!
Jim, you are a master!! You boat are very smart, and you have a great kind of fresh to show the boat... thank you!!!
U the man