I "stuck to the funny papers" building her, so it should easily pass class inspection. She's built tough, hence a bit on the heavy side, around 100 pounds. West System Epoxy, marine grade 1/4" plywood and mahogany comprise the boat. She has a windsurfer carbon fiber mast and a new dacron (KevlarÆ reinforced) sail made by Tom Andrews of Ulmer Kolius Sails on Oahu.

Mark is a very experienced sailor and indicated on her maiden sail that she is very well balanced "right out of the box". I spent a lot of time gathering information on the net about the relationships of mast position, dagger board and mast rake. She's not a museum piece, but I am very happy the way she turned out.

I have taken pictures since I started the project to document my experience. These would be available to any buyer if they want them.