Hi
You are quite right, ---- what I notised was that either you se
glasfiber hulls small types or fairly old not very well shape old
wooden ones, the dameages seen is those you expece on old very old
boats, but this is somthing you need a boatbuilder to say , I just was
stunned about how wet soft and weak the planks in many of these wecks
seemed , as if this was very old hulls patched and paintet but looking
worn out in terms of how the wood broke.
In these contries anything can be turned into somthing they are very
well skilled craftmen .
Then what I point to is a technike so much more simple even towerds the
technike you would use to rebuild what was there, ---- epoxies from my
oppinion is not the right attitude the tradisional glasfiber hulls take
lots of time the fumes are not very healty and the stuff is specialised
and expensive and ask a huge knowleage, putting together an assembly
framework is easy covering it with paneline just as easy, sorry I cant
do anything about the cost of the cheapest materials ,but the maerials
for the 3D-H concept are the cheapest ones and ptting it together is
the simplest technike in boatsbuilding.

Hi

Sorry forgot to mention ---- with 3D-Honeycomb framework you can take
just any shap of boat, just copy the lines into a CAD program and make
the accomodations even better arange it smarter with a sense framework
forming the boats hull, after you digitised a 3D model of _any_ shape
of boat, press the button and the intire framework to form that boat is
generated in an instant right away ----- if you already project in 3D
assemble the standard geometrics so you think the panels will be easier
cut from "known geometrics" , do the design as how you want just by a
press of a button the intire structure is ready to be cut as a ready
assembly.

------------ This is how 3D-Honeycomb work even in the design process
it is a tenth the job and it is perfectly accurate and use one material
only sheet material.