You have managed to produce interesting videos all through those long phases of the build by adding explainer videos, family and life updates. I think you did this far more successfully than most of other channels. I look forward to the years ahead! ❤
What an inspiration. You guys are amazing. Not only are you building RAN 3, you've renovated your home (very attractive and snug in this video) renovated the barn and building spaces and are bringing up your daughter too - quite how you've found the time to do all this AND keep us entertained as well, has me in awe. Well done.
Don't sell yourselves short, a HUGE amount of work and planning has already been completed, and even though it seems slow at times, the PROGRESS is what matters and you've both been awesome in that area. True, about later projects getting smaller and more common, but to be honest, I've never see the Hull being created this way, and its super informative and exciting for me to watch every week. looking forward to seeing how smooooth we can get that hull, even it it takes a few episodes to get there. Cheerz !!!!!!
Please don't worry about what you're filming in your process. I think everybody viewing dreams of making their own boat. And yes showing them every step even if it's laborious is a good education and what they're looking for. ❤
A lovely video. The Tally Ho rebuild and RAN are the pre-eminent channels which stand head and shoulders high in this genre. Looking forward to more of this build.
I think all your videos have been fascinating! You are showing such patience and teaching us what it takes to build from scratch. Love your beautiful setting as well.
Part of the balance is seeing life in Sweden even with your specific focus. Your adding into the story pieces of the daily life and the activities with your daughter makes the videos a whole story that becomes more personal to us.
You are deserving of all the praise that you're getting in these comments. In essence you're creating a reality show that's Really Real. There Is no film crew except for yourselves. Even the production of your videos is holistically incorporated into your everyday lives. First you cruised the world while starting a family. In this next phase you find a special, run-down farm and make it your home base and boat works in the Swedish countryside. It really is fantastic. Those four hands of yours made it all happen, and we can't forget Vera. Think what her two growing hands will be able to do, as the three of you, in the not too distant future, set sail in your beautiful new boat! 😊
Thank you for taking time to do this Q&A with us. You cleared up some my wonderings. I imagine you stay in close contact with your architect so this project appears to be totally on track. Have a great week! Cheers from B.C.🇨🇦
Think you are striking the perfect balance with the content, it is as varied and interesting as possible given that the process takes several years. Really enjoying it, thanks.
Your videos are great even if you do the same thing for many months. It’s surprisingly entertaining and peaceful to follow!!! So don’t worry about that some things take time in boat build, it’s great to follow for us, thanks!
Such a pleasure listening to Malin and Johan. The ship vs. shore discussion circumvented one darling little factor. They have given Vera the gift of social and cultural stability at the crucial juncture of her life. Then she can truly appreciate the freedom of her once and future sea-life. Fair plan, I think.
You both are amazing. I love watching your videos and am impressed at your energy levels! This boat build is happening fast. Thank you for letting us tag along for the journey. 💕
Seriously, thanks for all the documentation, especially the long boring bits. I aspire to build a boat too -- not nearly so big, but roughly the same construction style. It's sometimes hard to gauge from RUclips videos how much work these projects are when all of them are like: 💥 _HERE IT IS!!!!_ ✨ The big reveal is cool, but those of us looking to replicate similar efforts want these details. So, again, thank you. 👍
Oh god bud. It's a nightmare and heaven at the same time. Do a strip canoe first if you havent already before deciding on a bigger one. I am 2 years overdue on ours..... lol.
I'm glad you invited me into your lives for some of the long somewhat repetitive jobs. It let me experience and appreciate the degree of difficulty of a boat build. It also increased my admiration for your efforts and perseverance. Thank you!!!
Don't be too afraid of showing a lot of videos on one subject, like the fairing. It demonstrates the real boat build. It's true to life. You guys are doing a great job. The hull looks really good. Good luck on the "torture board", I don't envy you at all on that.
In my humble opinion I think you guys are brilliant. I love every episode and your so charming always, but especially in these one on one sessions. Your drive is contagious and that inspires an old guy like me. I told my daughter about your channel and she is now a regular viewer. Stay the course. We love you all from here in Texas.
The boat build has been beyond interesting with each week's video leaving us with something to look forward to the next week! You do a marvelous job of documenting the build and your life around the process. Even more remarkable, has been getting to know an extraordinary couple and their adorable daughter! Much love and GOOD wishes from California!
I have to be honest, I’ve never been board watching your uploads. I have learned a lot from you two and watching Vera grow is such a pleasure. Thank you for your time.
Having built two smaller boats - around 5000 hours in total, I fully appreciate what a solid mission it is building a boat of this size. “She’s a big job”, as us Aussies would say. : ) You’re both doing a fantastic job and I’ve no doubt she’ll be utterly beautiful! Long boarding? I could watch it all day.
Lessons learned is pure gold. I will definitely laminate with temperature decreasing from start to finish. I've never heard anyone express this obvious parameter so clearly. Thank you for this!
You all are like family to Me....I look forward to just seeing u 3 every Friday and of coarse the Boat build. Missed seeing little Vera this week but thanks for inviting me into your lives.....
It is easy to see Johans time and energy, thoughtfulness , planning in the boat build. What It easy to , not see, is Malins energy, thoughtfulness , planning and execution, in producing these videos . While helping Johan in the shop. And, we see the Vera requirements as well. You guys are doing phenomenal work. While, seemingly, keeping a reasonable focus on what is important in life, family. And, any sailing channel that has cross country skiing in it , is priceless.
It’s an enormous achievement guys!… and lucky you found each other with the same goal in life! Vera you’ve got two wonderful parents to be proud of of!
I very much enjoy your videos and have followed you for several years. I have always respected you both in how you are so humble and different from a lot of RUclips channels. I am very much enjoying the boat build and respect your tenacity to take on such a project. I hope to see you and your boat sail into Alaska waters again and meet up out on the water.
Please keep documenting your journey and taking us with you the way you did so far! Although there are phases and episodes of repetitive tasks, they show the dimensions of your project.
It is such a mammoth task that you have taken on, but you are both focused and determined to do it. The work you have done thus far has been truly rewarding to see. Your achievements in building your own boat is truly amazing. Looking forward to future vlogs. Wishing you all the best. :)
I have had a boat for two seasons now and started watching your videos from the first one. It was so inspiring. Watching you fix RAN 1 and RAN 2 made me braver to attempt fixing increasingly complex things. This summer i will focus on learning diesel engine maintenance. I say all this to thank you for sharing your experience. It has pushed me forward where i was scared to go and every time i see your accomplishments I am grateful and encouraged. What a wonderful gift. And... I keep thinking you should start thinking of the splash party when you put RAN 3 in the water. I would totally travel from Seattle to celebrate the occasion. Premature thought? Maybe. But i really want to see that happen!
Diesel is an organic fuel and totally capable of contaminating itself in a short time with bacterial growth pass etc. So for maritime use its essential to use additional fuel purifier/polisher for the diesel to avoid engine. problems.
You guys are living a rich life filled with love and amazing memories. You really can’t have a better life than this, this is truly what life should be. Thank you both for all your hard work and sharing it with the world.
I’m pleased to hear you are maintaining a healthy work, life balance. That’s so much more important than living with the stress involved with rushing and worrying about “content”. Enjoy this phase of your lives, work hard, but keep the fun factor up.
Just remember that you are not alone on this journey. We are all with you and your moments are also our moments and your memories are also our memories ❤. You have come a long way over the last several years and we hope that we are still able to be with you and your beautiful family until we are are back on the water heading to another great adventure. 👍 Take care and keep safe always. Max
Thank you for taking the time to do this Q&A and explanation video. It truly is a massive project in all respects and that will certainly apply for every system and sub system that goes in the boat. I have hundreds of questions for you but you need to devote your time to ‘planning and doing’, not answering questions.😉👍⛵️
Composite guy here, for anyone wanting to do the same as RAN I advise to fair the core material first and if possible to buy wider fabrics roll so less sanding at the end. I do fairing almost every day and everything tiny things that could help reduce that work time will be greatly appreciated. Amazing project ! I love it (I will watch every video late after work doing the same thing 😂) I think it's possible to find 3m or 5m wide fiber glass roll for big manufacturer.
Thank you so much for taking the time in explaining your plans on the boat building project. Very sensible in leaving the Stern open to ease the interior build aspect. I'm very curious on how you're going to flip the boat and looking forward to that showing. Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing so much.
I think I enjoy watching because you are so mindful and seem to be genuinely living the life you want. Thanks for sharing your journey in such a thoughtful and engaging way.
Fascinating discussion. You next need to write a book on how to build a yacht using the techniques that you have developed! Can't wait until we see Ran III turned over. Malcolm
I have followed you for a long time. When you decided to build your own boat I thought I'll check in on your progress in a year or so. However, you manage to make every episode so interesting, I haven't missed an episode. You guys are special, I look forward to seeing you sail this yacht. 😘
Years ago I built a home built experimental aircraft. When I was asked about the build process, my first answer was, that it was an exercise in patience, and you just have to keep plugging away at the task. You guys keep putting one foot in front of the other and the project will come to fruition.
Thank you both for these fabulous videos. I just found you about a month ago and have been enjoying binge watching your videos. Very professionally produced. I want to build a boat so it is a very learning experience. I have learned that I will be building a much smaller boat! Please keep up the good work. You are both amazing.
I really enjoy watching you build this project it’s a big big chub project my father-in-law built four boats out of steel in the yard that he ran. He had cranes and all the big equipment that he needed to do that. His last boat was 58 foot long when it was fully built and everything was in for water and fuel it weighed 20 tonand my wife and I helped him on the build and other people too so I know what you’re going to. It’s a lot of work and I sure enjoy watching you. I don’t care if you feel the same thing over and over it still fun to watch.
Don't change anything, I started watching in the beginning to follow your sailing adventures. I have to admit I'm as fascinated in this build. Your narrative makes me feel part of the next adventure. I look forward every week to the next video and think about the places Ran 3 will be off to. It's hard to believe the Alaska adventure was five years ago.
Thanks for sharing, All the questions I had were the lack of knowledge that I had about your biuld, but then I thought to myself that they are doing this for a reason that they got help with that are a lot starter than myself....lol so now I watch and learn, and maybe 1 day I can use that knowledge. Thank for the update.😊
HI, YOU HAVE BOTH , made the most of all the situations of your life so interesting right from the very first video . Thanks for taking us all along with you both and little Vera .
This is such an amazing as well as technical project that involves a constant learning process for you two, I love it & I am sure you will finish with the beautiful safe yacht of your dreams, thanks for sharing it with us, 🍷🍷🍷
despite not being a sailor and having no clue about the technical aspects I have really enjoyed the boat building episodes. I guess my favourite part was ripping the planks, something quite hypnotic about that
I think you are doing a great job balancing the filming and building of your boat. I enjoy watching so much. I started building a cold, molded boat but never finished. Keep up the great work!
I have not boring myself with watching your videos I find them inspiring it is so good to see you both working on your dreams. End the little peace’s of your videos wen you are somewhere with Vera or families makes it all reality thank you en go on with wat you are doing 😊😊
I want to thank the both of you for the hard work of building a boat from the ground up and taking the time to share that with all of us. I find the technique inspiring and amazing, I watch every video from beginning to end hoping they will go on longer, sorry Malin. Johan, I will be feeling your pain when you start the torture boards, well maybe not, but know that all of us are pulling for you and your lovely family.
What a great achievement. And a big thank you for documenting the boat building progress. I think this might be something nice for Vera to look at in years to come.
It’s a pleasure to follow you guys building your dreamyacht. Very impressive! You doing the right thing to outlive your dreams when you are able to. You won’t regret it. I regret that I didn’t bought my yacht 10 years ago. Now i’m in the age that I have my future behind me!😊⛵️
That was a nice fireside chat with you sharing your experience thus far in boat building.🔥 Your videos are interesting and enlightening as you progress. 💡I will be one to stay with you all along the way. It will be so cool to see Ran III splash when you are done! 🌊
Best wishes guys,I know it’s hard to make more of the same stuff interesting while video making,but you’re doing well.I’ve been watching you forever now, and intend to keep following along while ever you are sharing 🙂
Thankyou for explaining the ptocess. It makes everything much more interesting for us viewers. I think you are doing a remarkable thing and i commend you both. Thanks again...
Really enjoyed this episode. Sometimes simply answering questions we're all wondering about is the best content you can offer. Honestly, the enormity of this project and the courage to pull it off are inspiring. We know you'd love to be sailing again, and we'll love those videos when you are. For now, we're learning along side you what it takes to build your dream boat one step at a time.
A modern version of Viking life; build a boat to go out and explore with a home base to come back to and refit for the next expedition.
You have managed to produce interesting videos all through those long phases of the build by adding explainer videos, family and life updates. I think you did this far more successfully than most of other channels. I look forward to the years ahead! ❤
What an inspiration. You guys are amazing. Not only are you building RAN 3, you've renovated your home (very attractive and snug in this video) renovated the barn and building spaces and are bringing up your daughter too - quite how you've found the time to do all this AND keep us entertained as well, has me in awe. Well done.
Don't sell yourselves short, a HUGE amount of work and planning has already been completed, and even though it seems slow at times, the PROGRESS is what matters and you've both been awesome in that area. True, about later projects getting smaller and more common, but to be honest, I've never see the Hull being created this way, and its super informative and exciting for me to watch every week.
looking forward to seeing how smooooth we can get that hull, even it it takes a few episodes to get there.
Cheerz !!!!!!
Thanks for talking about the hull thickness and build summary. No apology needed for the previous videos on laminating, etc. They were interesting.
Thanks so much for sharing all your work and thoughts. Truly inspiring and appreciated. Love from Seattle!
So nice to see you smiling and happy, good to see you so relaxed and in touch with the reality of this enormous project . Best wishes thank you
I take my hat off to you both.
One heck of a journey, so well done.
Thanks for sharing.
You are so lovely sitting in your living room. Thank you for answering questions and sharing.
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Not everyone has English as their first language!
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Please don't worry about what you're filming in your process. I think everybody viewing dreams of making their own boat. And yes showing them every step even if it's laborious is a good education and what they're looking for. ❤
A lovely video. The Tally Ho rebuild and RAN are the pre-eminent channels which stand head and shoulders high in this genre. Looking forward to more of this build.
I think all your videos have been fascinating! You are showing such patience and teaching us what it takes to build from scratch. Love your beautiful setting as well.
Part of the balance is seeing life in Sweden even with your specific focus. Your adding into the story pieces of the daily life and the activities with your daughter makes the videos a whole story that becomes more personal to us.
I can't believe you were in Alaska in 2018, it seems like we were just watching those episodes yesterday!
You are deserving of all the praise that you're getting in these comments. In essence you're creating a reality show that's Really Real. There Is no film crew except for yourselves. Even the production of your videos is holistically incorporated into your everyday lives. First you cruised the world while starting a family. In this next phase you find a special, run-down farm and make it your home base and boat works in the Swedish countryside. It really is fantastic. Those four hands of yours made it all happen, and we can't forget Vera. Think what her two growing hands will be able to do, as the three of you, in the not too distant future, set sail in your beautiful new boat! 😊
Thank you for taking time to do this Q&A with us. You cleared up some my wonderings. I imagine you stay in close contact with your architect so this project appears to be totally on track. Have a great week! Cheers from B.C.🇨🇦
You both have done an amazing job in keeping us (me) interested. I am humbled by your skill and determination. Well done!
Think you are striking the perfect balance with the content, it is as varied and interesting as possible given that the process takes several years. Really enjoying it, thanks.
Your videos are great even if you do the same thing for many months. It’s surprisingly entertaining and peaceful to follow!!! So don’t worry about that some things take time in boat build, it’s great to follow for us, thanks!
I think your documentary style of videos on this project are fascinating and excellent 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Such a pleasure listening to Malin and Johan. The ship vs. shore discussion circumvented one darling little factor. They have given Vera the gift of social and cultural stability at the crucial juncture of her life. Then she can truly appreciate the freedom of her once and future sea-life. Fair plan, I think.
Love watching your journey! ignore the negative ones, I look forward to every episode! Keep on going!
Im amazed how quickly you are getting things done. Enjoy the sanding, it will be a lifetime memory 🙂
Thanks guys. Much appreciate being able to join you on this part of your journey too!
You both are amazing. I love watching your videos and am impressed at your energy levels! This boat build is happening fast. Thank you for letting us tag along for the journey. 💕
I admire your joint FAMILY effort and resolve. You are an inspiration!
I love watching you guys, you always manage to make me smile watching your videos, don’t change what you do. ❤
Keep up the good work... I'm in for the long run to watch this...
Seriously, thanks for all the documentation, especially the long boring bits. I aspire to build a boat too -- not nearly so big, but roughly the same construction style. It's sometimes hard to gauge from RUclips videos how much work these projects are when all of them are like: 💥 _HERE IT IS!!!!_ ✨ The big reveal is cool, but those of us looking to replicate similar efforts want these details. So, again, thank you. 👍
Oh god bud. It's a nightmare and heaven at the same time. Do a strip canoe first if you havent already before deciding on a bigger one. I am 2 years overdue on ours..... lol.
An amazing undertaking! Amazing family!
I'm glad you invited me into your lives for some of the long somewhat repetitive jobs. It let me experience and appreciate the degree of difficulty of a boat build. It also increased my admiration for your efforts and perseverance. Thank you!!!
It's one thing to build a boat. The enviable thing about your project is seeing how you work as a team. It's obviously going to be a love boat.
Don't be too afraid of showing a lot of videos on one subject, like the fairing. It demonstrates the real boat build. It's true to life. You guys are doing a great job. The hull looks really good. Good luck on the "torture board", I don't envy you at all on that.
In my humble opinion I think you guys are brilliant. I love every episode and your so charming always, but especially in these one on one sessions. Your drive is contagious and that inspires an old guy like me. I told my daughter about your channel and she is now a regular viewer. Stay the course. We love you all from here in Texas.
The boat build has been beyond interesting with each week's video leaving us with something to look forward to the next week! You do a marvelous job of documenting the build and your life around the process. Even more remarkable, has been getting to know an extraordinary couple and their adorable daughter! Much love and GOOD wishes from California!
I have to be honest, I’ve never been board watching your uploads. I have learned a lot from you two and watching Vera grow is such a pleasure. Thank you for your time.
Definitely, in the near future, you could use part of the temporary frames to build a boulder climbing wall for Vera (9:48) ☺ 👋
Having built two smaller boats - around 5000 hours in total, I fully appreciate what a solid mission it is building a boat of this size. “She’s a big job”, as us Aussies would say. : ) You’re both doing a fantastic job and I’ve no doubt she’ll be utterly beautiful! Long boarding? I could watch it all day.
Lessons learned is pure gold.
I will definitely laminate with temperature decreasing from start to finish. I've never heard anyone express this obvious parameter so clearly. Thank you for this!
You all are like family to Me....I look forward to just seeing u 3 every Friday and of coarse the Boat build. Missed seeing little Vera this week but thanks for inviting me into your lives.....
It is easy to see Johans time and energy, thoughtfulness , planning in the boat build.
What It easy to , not see, is Malins energy, thoughtfulness , planning and execution, in producing these videos . While helping Johan in the shop.
And, we see the Vera requirements as well.
You guys are doing phenomenal work. While, seemingly, keeping a reasonable focus on what is important in life, family.
And, any sailing channel that has cross country skiing in it , is priceless.
It’s an enormous achievement guys!… and lucky you found each other with the same goal in life! Vera you’ve got two wonderful parents to be proud of of!
A great adventure. Just the start.
I very much enjoy your videos and have followed you for several years. I have always respected you both in how you are so humble and different from a lot of RUclips channels. I am very much enjoying the boat build and respect your tenacity to take on such a project. I hope to see you and your boat sail into Alaska waters again and meet up out on the water.
Please keep documenting your journey and taking us with you the way you did so far! Although there are phases and episodes of repetitive tasks, they show the dimensions of your project.
It is such a mammoth task that you have taken on, but you are both focused and determined to do it. The work you have done thus far has been truly rewarding to see. Your achievements in building your own boat is truly amazing. Looking forward to future vlogs. Wishing you all the best. :)
The videos give us all an appreciation of the enormity of the project. Look forward to every post.
Thank you for this session. Very helpful (and warmer than the barn!)
The overwhelming majority of your followers are with you - totally - just keep right on sanding and fairing. We’re here!!! 🎉😅
Thanks for answering my question on when the stern will be built and why.
I have had a boat for two seasons now and started watching your videos from the first one. It was so inspiring. Watching you fix RAN 1 and RAN 2 made me braver to attempt fixing increasingly complex things. This summer i will focus on learning diesel engine maintenance. I say all this to thank you for sharing your experience. It has pushed me forward where i was scared to go and every time i see your accomplishments I am grateful and encouraged. What a wonderful gift. And... I keep thinking you should start thinking of the splash party when you put RAN 3 in the water. I would totally travel from Seattle to celebrate the occasion. Premature thought? Maybe. But i really want to see that happen!
Diesel is an organic fuel and totally capable of contaminating itself in a short time with bacterial growth pass etc. So for maritime use its essential to use additional fuel purifier/polisher for the diesel to avoid engine. problems.
You guys are living a rich life filled with love and amazing memories. You really can’t have a better life than this, this is truly what life should be. Thank you both for all your hard work and sharing it with the world.
I’m pleased to hear you are maintaining a healthy work, life balance. That’s so much more important than living with the stress involved with rushing and worrying about “content”. Enjoy this phase of your lives, work hard, but keep the fun factor up.
Just remember that you are not alone on this
journey. We are all with you and your moments are also our moments and your memories are also our memories ❤. You have come a long way over the last several years and we hope that we are still able to be with you and your beautiful family until we are are back on the water heading to another great adventure. 👍 Take care and keep safe always.
Max
Thank you for taking the time to do this Q&A and explanation video. It truly is a massive project in all respects and that will certainly apply for every system and sub system that goes in the boat. I have hundreds of questions for you but you need to devote your time to ‘planning and doing’, not answering questions.😉👍⛵️
I’m liking your build series very much. Good content, great music, super fantastic people.
🎶Let the good times roll🎶
Composite guy here, for anyone wanting to do the same as RAN I advise to fair the core material first and if possible to buy wider fabrics roll so less sanding at the end. I do fairing almost every day and everything tiny things that could help reduce that work time will be greatly appreciated.
Amazing project ! I love it (I will watch every video late after work doing the same thing 😂)
I think it's possible to find 3m or 5m wide fiber glass roll for big manufacturer.
Thank you so much for taking the time in explaining your plans on the boat building project.
Very sensible in leaving the Stern open to ease the interior build aspect.
I'm very curious on how you're going to flip the boat and looking forward to that showing.
Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing so much.
I think I enjoy watching because you are so mindful and seem to be genuinely living the life you want. Thanks for sharing your journey in such a thoughtful and engaging way.
Never boring in your content. The whole process, even the rest days, is interesting.
Fascinating discussion. You next need to write a book on how to build a yacht using the techniques that you have developed! Can't wait until we see Ran III turned over. Malcolm
I have followed you for a long time. When you decided to build your own boat I thought I'll check in on your progress in a year or so. However, you manage to make every episode so interesting, I haven't missed an episode. You guys are special, I look forward to seeing you sail this yacht. 😘
Years ago I built a home built experimental aircraft. When I was asked about the build process, my first answer was, that it was an exercise in patience, and you just have to keep plugging away at the task. You guys keep putting one foot in front of the other and the project will come to fruition.
We are loving to follow the progress every week!! Amazing job!!We can't wait to finally start our new boat! 🥰
Thank you both for these fabulous videos. I just found you about a month ago and have been enjoying binge watching your videos. Very professionally produced. I want to build a boat so it is a very learning experience. I have learned that I will be building a much smaller boat! Please keep up the good work. You are both amazing.
I'm not sure about everyone else but I'm enjoying all your videos your doing a great job.
I really enjoy watching you build this project it’s a big big chub project my father-in-law built four boats out of steel in the yard that he ran. He had cranes and all the big equipment that he needed to do that. His last boat was 58 foot long when it was fully built and everything was in for water and fuel it weighed 20 tonand my wife and I helped him on the build and other people too so I know what you’re going to. It’s a lot of work and I sure enjoy watching you. I don’t care if you feel the same thing over and over it still fun to watch.
Love the details - recounting the change in method to using the table etc
Thanks so much for sharing your story and experience! 😊🙏
Looks like Malin gets the throne and Johan is next in line, as it should be. 😊
Don't change anything, I started watching in the beginning to follow your sailing adventures. I have to admit I'm as fascinated in this build. Your narrative makes me feel part of the next adventure. I look forward every week to the next video and think about the places Ran 3 will be off to. It's hard to believe the Alaska adventure was five years ago.
It must be deeply satisfying after a new milestone is achieved. Thank you, by far my favorite channel.
Thanks for sharing, All the questions I had were the lack of knowledge that I had about your biuld, but then I thought to myself that they are doing this for a reason that they got help with that are a lot starter than myself....lol so now I watch and learn, and maybe 1 day I can use that knowledge. Thank for the update.😊
For what it is worth love the videos. Look forward to them every week. Thanks for sharing.
HI, YOU HAVE BOTH , made the most of all the situations of your life so interesting right from the very first video . Thanks for taking us all along with you both and little Vera .
This is such an amazing as well as technical project that involves a constant learning process for you two, I love it & I am sure you will finish with the beautiful safe yacht of your dreams, thanks for sharing it with us, 🍷🍷🍷
Thank you for sharing your authentic experience with us. I didn't mind this break from the tedious hull build phase. Wishing you easy fairing.
How talented. How dedicated. How fulfilling.
Thank you for this video, fabulous understanding of the process, thoughts and challenges. Keep going, love the way you share a balanced life.
despite not being a sailor and having no clue about the technical aspects I have really enjoyed the boat building episodes. I guess my favourite part was ripping the planks, something quite hypnotic about that
I think you are doing a great job balancing the filming and building of your boat. I enjoy watching so much. I started building a cold, molded boat but never finished. Keep up the great work!
I have not boring myself with watching your videos I find them inspiring it is so good to see you both working on your dreams. End the little peace’s of your videos wen you are somewhere with Vera or families makes it all reality thank you en go on with wat you are doing 😊😊
Real-time utubers are a cut above. Also looking forward to a summer adventure on your other faithful sailboat.
I want to thank the both of you for the hard work of building a boat from the ground up and taking the time to share that with all of us. I find the technique inspiring and amazing, I watch every video from beginning to end hoping they will go on longer, sorry Malin. Johan, I will be feeling your pain when you start the torture boards, well maybe not, but know that all of us are pulling for you and your lovely family.
What a great achievement. And a big thank you for documenting the boat building progress. I think this might be something nice for Vera to look at in years to come.
Keep doing what you’re doing guys , you are these vids and I / we appreciate you and the effort. Bon voyage
You say many hauers- you better say many years👍 Love from Denmark.
It’s a pleasure to follow you guys building your dreamyacht. Very impressive! You doing the right thing to outlive your dreams when you are able to. You won’t regret it. I regret that I didn’t bought my yacht 10 years ago. Now i’m in the age that I have my future behind me!😊⛵️
You two are awesome. Literally.
That was a nice fireside chat with you sharing your experience thus far in boat building.🔥 Your videos are interesting and enlightening as you progress. 💡I will be one to stay with you all along the way. It will be so cool to see Ran III splash when you are done! 🌊
Best wishes guys,I know it’s hard to make more of the same stuff interesting while video making,but you’re doing well.I’ve been watching you forever now, and intend to keep following along while ever you are sharing 🙂
Thankyou for explaining the ptocess. It makes everything much more interesting for us viewers. I think you are doing a remarkable thing and i commend you both. Thanks again...
It's amazing, what you've accomplished. I can't wait to see the progress the coming year brings.
Really enjoyed this episode. Sometimes simply answering questions we're all wondering about is the best content you can offer. Honestly, the enormity of this project and the courage to pull it off are inspiring. We know you'd love to be sailing again, and we'll love those videos when you are. For now, we're learning along side you what it takes to build your dream boat one step at a time.
What a lovely video.
Enjoy what ever you do. Doing it together is even more rewarding. Stay well.
I love your videos! Pay no attention to those complaining about anything! Y'all are doing great and I like watching every step.
Give yourself a break. Terrific stuff and folks will hang with you. Keep the balance.
Great video. Thank you
I am having the time of my life watching this build. I think you have done an awesome job. Saying that I can see it going across the water.