Rocket Factory Trimarans, Tony Grainger goes into more detail on the performance oriented Rascal 25' and Scoundrel 22' trimaran designs

A new brochure covering the Rascal and Scoundrel designs has been released by Tony Grainger and can be found at the following address:

http://www.rocketfactorytrimarans.com/2014/03/22/brochure-download-for-scoundrel-and-rascal-available/

More details from Tony Grainger here:

http://www.rocketfactorytrimarans.com/2014/03/16/scoundrel-gets-the-nod/

http://www.rocketfactorytrimarans.com/2014/03/12/modelling-the-scoundrel/

http://www.rocketfactorytrimarans.com/2014/03/12/scoundrel-gets-an-aft-cab/

and on a folding lock concept for the rocket factory trimarans:

http://www.rocketfactorytrimarans.com/2014/03/04/trimaran-folding-lock/

It appears that the Rascal and Scoundrel will initially be available as plans and later move into production.

22' Scoundrel trimaran design, render courtesy Rocket Factory trimarans

25' Rascal trimaran design, render courtesy Rocket Factory trimarans

Tony Grainger designed Rocket 25' and a 42' trimaran concept

From the following article by Tony Grainger of Rocket Factory trimarans:

http://www.rocketfactorytrimarans.com/rocket-factory-25/

Rocket Factory 25 has adopted the code name of the "The Rascal". It is a concept trimaran currently in the design phase, aimed squarely at bringing the easily trailerable folding trimaran into the modern age with snappy performance and contemporary style.
The prototype is a development model with a view to becoming a production boat in the near future. It will employ the Farrier folding system for ease of trailering on and off the water. We'll be working with a range of suppliers to design and develop equipment and sytems to optimise the boat for a range of uses from family fun and cruising through to top level racing.

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Also a concept of a new 42' trimaran design with a description

http://www.rocketfactorytrimarans.com/rocket-factory-42/

Rocket Factory 42 is a Cruiser Racer in the classic sense. Currently in the concept stage, this trimaran embodies some (but not all) of the features of a cruising catamaran, while offering the agility, style and responsivene handling of a modern high performance trimaran.

Two of the features that are difficult to provide on a crusing trimaran (elegantly) are adequate shelter over the cockpit and a good storage space for the dinghy. The arch over the cockpit and companionway on the this design allows for a variety of options for covering the cockpit either permanently or with a removeable cover.
The boom is at a comfortable height for stowing and reefing the main while standing on the side deck and coaming.

At the stern a pair of davits allow the dinghy to be easily lifted and rolled on its' back in a simple continuous movement. Once the dingly is in the vertical position the lift blocks slide forward on the davits and the dinghy can be securely stowed behing the aft beam. 

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