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Radosław Werszko - wooden dinghy designer and builder
Boat for a father-and-son crew, or even for single-hand sailing. The small jib is not a problem when you are the only one onboard, whereas your kid has own ropes to adjust.
LOA 3.80 m Beam 1.60 m Draft 0.125 m Draft (db down) 0.78 m Hull weight 80 kg Sail area (main and jib) 9.0 sq m Spinnaker area 9.0 sq m |
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Building plans to the 3.8m dinghy include spinnakered boat, and are in the form of zipped file that contains six detailed drawings in PDF format. The plans will be sent to your email address after paying a fee of €45.
Most orders are sent within 2-3 days or less. Your payment will not be accepted until plans are sent.
Website copyright (C) 2005-2013 Radosław Werszko. All rights reserved. |
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Pablo Castejón's boat - Argentina.
Hot coloured and named boat of Luiz Oliveira from Brazil.
The dinghy that I spotted on a Russian-language forum. There is also another boat in progress.
Lucas Malinverni de Melo named NEW his new dinghy - Brazil.
The boat just launched by Paweł Wewiór - Poland.
Karl Parsons: two of my fellow students and I built the dinghy while in college. As we were going to school, we looked for ways to save money, so the sail is made from house wrap - Arizona, USA.
Vitalik, who had built the 2.6m pram before, has now finished
Mario Giacummo of Uruguay is the first who has launched the dinghy. He writes a diary and makes photographs of his
The next boat is also under construction in South America by Argentine Luis C. Porati. The first layer of paint applied.
Lewie Aguilar decided to make the dinghy so he could learn more and teach friends on how to sail - Philippines.
The boat being built by Mariano and Davide in Italy.
Stefan Gerzner of Switzerland thought out and built a boat that is an interesting mixture of the 3.8m and 4.5m dinghies. |
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