Skene Walrus derivative: B. Price - The original design calls for skin on frame with hard chines.
Although the construction method on the original was non-traditional, the design was based on a native Greenland
boat. This is an attempt to recreate the design to use as the basis for further modifications.
Ref: Norman L. Skene. 1923. "Building Plans of Walrus, Esquimo Kayak". The Rudder, June 1923, pp 20-21;44.
See also: "Wood and Canvas Kayak Building", George Putz, 1990, Ragged Mountain Press.
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Skene Walrus modified: B. Price - The same as the boat above with the fore deck raised and flattened.
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Ama Outrigger: C. Ostlind - This is an ama for use with sailing kayaks and canoes. When coupled with a 56 sq ft sail on a 10'
BOA this ama should allow really nice performance potential. When fully pressed, this ama should
be very fast in the water. Normal mounting on a canoe or kayak would raise the the keel of the ama
just clear of the surface.
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Sail Canoe: C. Ostlind - Fast Tripping/Sailing Canoe. Some stationary tenderness but
wonderful stability when underway and paddled by experienced hands. As a main hull for a trimaran
sailing conversion, this boat will exhibit fine manners, a solid turn of speed and tack well through
the wind. With the 595lb. trim weight it can carry a good expedition load with two up.
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