Here is the pic with 6,9 sail on 4,6 mast. Any recutting sugestions would be appreciated.
Excellent job!!!
Quick work, too. The pressure from the girlie seems to have worked.....
Send the pics with the mast on it when you get a chance too! If ya have pics of you sailing the thing, Landyacht might give you a degree from the U.of L.L. !!!
cheers, john
EDIT; timing was bad, u posted the boat w/sail pics! sail the thing, and let us know how it went
Is there room in there for you? pull the throttle(rope) in a bit, and tension the mast towards the rear. Should show the thing in top gear.
What does it look like with the mast only in the top part of the luff?
I think you may just be able to get away with not recutting the whole luff, because this is such a big sail (and most of the bend is down low, below the luff cutout area).
This would mean having to extend the luff for the foot of the sail, but I think that would be much easier than recutting the entire luff.
I could very well be wrong though, just a thought I had yesterday.
Looks like there's to much sheeting angle on your sons (I get mine block to block) otherwise looks great. Please post in Landyacht Register, be good to see a couple from overseas in it
Hi guys those yaghts look great just a question on the blocks they seem small do they give you any trouble 
At the same time I would like to thank to all of You helping me with this project, especially to Landyacht - for drawings and to Hiko - for consulting me all project till it was finished. Thank You :)
Looking great there mate.
Just a suggestion to protect your masts from damage by the mast step.
It looks like you have a bit of clearance between your masts and steps and even though you have bell mouthed the mast steps it is still a high pressure point on the masts.
If you get a length of PVC plumber's drainage pipe 40 or 50 mm diameter and about 25-30 mm longer than the mast step and put it around the bottom of your mast as a cushion it will help against damageing the mast base.
If the pipe is not a neat fit you can split it along one side to make it bigger or smaller with the split at the front of the mast as pictured here:-
Cisco,
The problem is the mast fits just in it, There is no place to put something around. I just used the wooden stick to fin inside about 1,2 m length. Hope this helps.
As You see on my son Mini it was as a mast extention as well.
Nice job on that North sail vjs. Almost looks like a bought one.
Is that wooden stick the only thing holding up your mast? If so I think you had better re-look at that. I would recommend the fibreglass mast plugs into a larger sized steel tube welded to or slotted over the one on the yacht now. That wooden stick will not last 5 mins.
