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1960's Angelman Sailing Ketch [high realism]

Built in Japan during the vibrant 1960s, this remarkable ketch is a true throwback to the golden age of sailing. She’s lovingly based on Hugh Angelman’s iconic "Sea Witch" and "Sea Spirit," two of the most celebrated vessels of their time. Over the decades, she’s passed through the hands of many sailors, each leaving their mark, but somehow, she’s still here, standing strong—well, mostly. While she may not have the latest high-tech gadgets or the fastest top speed (honestly, who knows what her max speed is?), this timeless beauty has a reputation for getting you from point A to point B, and doing it with a spirit and charm that modern boats can’t replicate. She might not have all the bells and whistles, but she has something far more valuable: character. She’ll keep you safe, take you on unforgettable adventures, and provide you with the kind of thrills and memories that you can’t put a price on. This is sailing at its most pure, where every wave and gust of wind is part of the journey. If you're after something sleek and techy, this isn't the boat for you. But if you want to feel the heart of true sailing, the open sea, and the joy of the ride, then hop aboard—she’s waiting to show you the time of your life.

I can't teach you how it sail but I would recommend starting with the jib firled until you get the hang of sailing, its easy to pitchpole with it in high winds so if things start to get tense just firl it.


- Realistic but forgiving sailing experience
- Full interior with beds, kitchen, table and heating
- Heading hold (unrealistic but good for ease of use)
- 3 of the oldest, cheapest, and jankiest sails money could buy (if you had any)
- 1 dork who actually read the whole description