Breton project Marc Lombard, fast offshore cruiser, built with the typical RM technology in sharp-edged marine plywood/epoxy. A light, rigid and marine boat, with a very strong identity, a large beam, bright interior and a panoramic view that has made the RMs famous. The layout offers two cabins, a real technical room, a large U-shaped galley, panoramic chart table and saloon with berths. Large technical room. Kitchen equipped with double fridge Jasco marine toilet with black water tanks Construction: multi-edge plywood-epoxy, glued and reinforced assemblies with fiberglass and epoxy, keel in epoxy-treated cast iron fixed to a galvanized steel bottom structure, suspended rudder and deck in fiberglass/polyester laminate layered to the hull. Excellent stiffness-to-weight ratio, easy repair. Excellent skills both upwind, double keel (biquille) and in downwind gaits thanks to its maximum beam set back. Practical cockpit and deck, tiller rudder, rollbar equipped aft with wind generator and solar panels. Open stern. Cutter rig with furling genoa and foresail and battened mainsail. All North Sail