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September 16, 2010 · about 16 years ago

New player enters medium-sized sail boat market

Composite Mouldings (CML) based in Southampton, UK has announced its entry into the medium-sized sail boat market, with a 14 metre performance cruiser, design name B45. The company says it aims to have the prototype ready by the beginning of 2011. The prototype will be built from cedar strip plank c

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Composite Mouldings (CML) based in Southampton, UK has announced its entry into the medium-sized sail boat market, with a 14 metre performance cruiser, design name B45. The company says it aims to have the prototype ready by the beginning of 2011. The prototype will be built from cedar strip plank construction overlaid with epoxy. Future customers will also have the option of a composite epoxy infused version.

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