Here is a sampling. There current and most exciting project is called Tsunami – a tandem foil high speed hydrofoil runabout.

But there are plenty of other interesting projects that have been completed. Below, a foiling bicycle. To date, after 10 years of trying, I have still not been able to clinch this project – but maybe this summer! It is a work in progress. Apologies to the German gentleman below whose idea I have copied.

This is my hybrid bicycle – electric and petrol powered – a retro build with the “petrol tank” hold a 50 volt battery as well as a litre of petrol for the 1940-‘s B & S motor. It is modeled on the board track racers of the 1920’s. The rust look is a type of “rust” paint that reproduces real rust – not just the appearance. Clever eh!

Mirante – a 15 ft mahogany runabout build over two years from 1998 . It is mahogany veneer over a ply hull and is powered by a marinised converted 1800cc Subaru OHC (EA82) motor.

The so far unsuccessful version of the “aquabike”.

This French designed aircraft is called a Cricri, and has the distinction of being the lightest twin engined piloted aircraft – weighing just 88 Kg before you fuel up and climb in. Build process took 6 years and meticulous construction.

When you live by a lake who could resist building a long light sleek ply kayak. I build a pair of them together on the same mold – a “his and hers” pair called Whoosh and Swiish. Below is the “hers” version. This is a hybrid kayak in that it employs both cedar strips for the hull, and marine ply sheets cut to pattern for the base.

10 C stock runabout with a 32 HP Japanese made racing motor. This is an American style and class race boat with an impressive top speed of around 80kph or more.

Go to the menu to read more about each of these projects. Just be warned that this web site is a project in itself – a work in progress. Test and images are being added to all the project pages as time and energy allows.

WB