Flat hull with a pronounced tumble-home and a flat gunwale except towards the bow where it rises gradually in an unbroken curve into the horn. The stempost rises vertically, ending in an outward pointing slightly curved horn. The ram resembles a snout -- it is thick, rounded and points slightly downward. The bow has a large almond shaped "eye" with a pupil and eyebrow painted in black on either side. The incurving sternpost rises upward near vertically, its tip damaged. The hull decoration is near identical to the previous model with a few small differences. The zigzag line is red-colored. The horizontal motif is framed by two vertical parallel black lines running from gunwale to keel not only at the bow but also at the stern. This creates a rectangular panel with two vertical bands at each end. The bow has an additional horizontal line below the eye, at a somewhat lower level than the lowest horizontal line on the hull amidships. There are no interior fittings.

Flat hull with a pronounced tumble-home and a flat gunwale except towards the bow where it rises gradually in an unbroken curve into the horn. The stempost rises vertically, ending in an outward pointing slightly curved horn. The ram resembles a snout -- it is thick, rounded and points slightly downward. The bow has a large almond shaped "eye" with a pupil and eyebrow painted in black on either side. The incurving sternpost rises upward near vertically, its tip damaged. The hull decoration is near identical to the previous model with a few small differences. The zigzag line is red-colored. The horizontal motif is framed by two vertical parallel black lines running from gunwale to keel not only at the bow but also at the stern. This creates a rectangular panel with two vertical bands at each end. The bow has an additional horizontal line below the eye, at a somewhat lower level than the lowest horizontal line on the hull amidships. There are no interior fittings.

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