some pics to put it in perspective.

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another email at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for more info.

hi my name is rush and would like some info on designing cats i have got two small cats 25"/18" built in balsa i would to do a 36 and 45 loa cats but needs tech info on tunnel width/height and angle of attack also info on steps distance/height,my contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. any professional advice will be will be wellcome.:(

I'm very interested in this boat!!! I have been talking with a guy that can 3d digitize my existing hull. He can then scale it up and cut foam plugs that I can make a mold from. I have two twin Quickdraws. One of which could find a new home in a scaled up sprintcat!!! Anyway if you think that engine will work in your boat let me know..GG

hi gforce can you explain more on the 3d process in your post iam interested in that type of tech info for building using foam and frp products, you can email me.thank you:beach:

There are a few guys that can do stuff like that. Theres a guy in Cali that makes custom action figures with anyones face. He has a portable scanning machine. and I spoke with a guy in orlando that makes fullsize boat plugs for the industry. Just go on google and type in 5 axis foam milling and 3D Modeling and youl get 50 hits...Good luck..

Gforce, I'm sure the qdraw will fit, room under the canopy is the same as the sponson clearance.My only concern would be the high center of gravity with an engine on the tunnel. Would this be a gearbox set-up for twinn drives? I should note here that the hatch flange seen in posted pics is the older one, used for static models in a few sports bars around town here. Heres my new e-mail for more questions (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.)

thanks gforce for the info rush is this the new email for mrkoch.iam lost here.

Yes my new email is This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Heres some pics I'm working from to develope the new recreation hatch. Everything will be based on the ken & barbie scale.