11+

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A double chined plywood dinghy designed for home building but then also made in GRP, the eleven plus originally had a deck stepped rotating mast and an alternative forward mast…

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12 foot skiff

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Sailed in Australia and New Zealand, interest in the 12ft Skiff in the UK developed from the Cherub class, which can use a skiff rig to convert. Spinnaker unrestricted, carried…

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12sq.m Sharpie

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Traditional gaff-rigged dinghy, designed in 1931 by the Kroger brothers, early boats were built by Kroger’s own boatyard in Warnemunde and the Abeking & Rasmussen yard in Bremen. The first…

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Bittern

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The Bittern Dinghy was designed to a commission from the Norfolk Schools Training Association for a training dinghy. Approximately 60 were produced.

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Bullet

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Designed as a trainer for the Fireball. Originally built with 'stitch & glue', but a few GRP hulls were built.

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Sprite

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Also known as West Mersea Sprite and Blackwater Sprite, this one design was designed in 1934 by Robbie Stone and first built by him and then by John James in…

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Bell Flyer

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This boat is a rarity as not many were made due to the company closing before full scale production started. The design was one of the first bowsprit asymmetrics to…

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