Crescent shaped hull with near symmetrical posts. One of the stems is vertical (3 cm above gunwale), with an external edge that is hollow/ slightly concave, ending in a flaring extremity with a concave top. The other stem rises smoothly and curves inward, with an identical concave extremity. It projects slightly higher above the gunwale and does not have the hollow outer edge. About 2 cm aft of the stem with the hollow outer edge is a transverse beam (4.5 cm long, 0.5 cm thick) placed on top of the gunwale that protrudes slightly outside the hull on either side. There is a circular mast socket amidships (2 x 1.5 cm). Below the gunwale (c. 1 cm) between the stem and the transverse beam is a hole through the hull. According to Murray there were two parallel oblique lines on one of the stems. The model was also painted on the inside. The stripes are said to have alternated between red, yellow, and red. This design is no longer observable.

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