We're doing a complete set of plans for the Molly T 23, which have been ordered by two customers. She's a small  tug, basically designed for coastal cruising, with good range and comfort for two people.  There will be more information on this boat, including interior layout, range, and tankage in the near future.  

Shibumi is a 60' sloop with shallow, 5' draft with a dropping centerboard.  Designed for long-range offshore cruising, she will be a "green" boat...not using any fossil fuel!!   We are in the process of doing the concept now, and these renderings show the preliminary shape, but not the final product. More information will follow, including interior layout, as the boat develops. Shibumi, we are told, is a Japanese word which refers to a particular aesthetic of simple, subtle, and unobtrusive beauty.   

A 62' two masted centerboard schooner re-design of the framing and floors which were in bad condition, as well as recommended keel repairs. MID will also completely re-design the interior per the current owner's requirements. The rig will be re-worked and slightly updated as well as increasing the keel depth to improve her sailing characteristics.

We've nearly completed a steel version of the Sea Troll for a client. The original was designed to be a wooden boat, so we needed to change the hull to accommodate the extra mass in the superstructure, among other things.   

This sailboat is currently designed and will be built in the cold-molded construction technique starting in the Spring of 2007.  She is a very roomy boat for her length and has two cabins, one forward and one aft behind the cockpit.  Click the image for more details. Look for further diagrams of the boat in the very near future.

The conversion of a Uniflite Utility Launch to a passenger carrying excursion boat.  These launches were originally built for the US Navy as tenders for Destroyers. This one was completely open with a center console.  MID designed the new cabin and deck spaces. 

Moose Island Design carved a half model of the Letter of Marque "Zebra"  (Later HMS "Pictou") for a local historian, to lines obtained from the National Maritime Museum in London, England.