Designing an Amphibian Pick Up: Hull Fabrication Info

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Information on hull fabrication for an amphibian pickup can be found through resources that focus on home-made boat construction. Common methods involve using simple wood ribs with plywood skin, often reinforced with fiberglass. A recommended resource is Simplicity Boats, which provides insights and examples of boat designs. Detailed fabrication techniques can be explored through various online forums and specialized websites. Understanding these methods is crucial for successfully designing the hull of the amphibian vehicle.
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can u please tell where i could find info about making a hull,its fabrication..coz I am designing an amphibian pick up, and my professor want the fabrication of the hull in detail..tnx in advance..
 
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Most home-made boats tend to be simple wood-rib jobs with plywood skin, often fibreglassed over the outside.
Take a look here http://www.simplicityboats.com/" . There's another link just under the pictures.
 
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