Lelievlet

These boats were almost always made out of wood, making the maintenance expensive in terms of time and cost.

The vessel requirements were set as: In 1955, the Dutch Sea Scouts looking for a boat to meet these requirements and they became interested in a steel rowing boat, designed by Teunis Beenhakker, Kinderdijk.

Stockmann, skipper with Titus Brandsmagroep in Breda and Commissioner at the Katholieke Verkenners (Catholic Boy Scouts), adapted the design so it could be used as a sailboat.

Lelievlet number '1' still exists and is still under the flag of the Titus Brandsma Group from Breda.

There are now also a large number of hulls by vmbo schools built under license, under the flag of the Botenbouwpoject Vletten op de Maas (Vlets on the Meuse).