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This article does not cite any references or sources. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. (December 2008) The Lelievlet is the most commonly used steel sailing and rowing boat of the Sea Scouts of Scouting Nederland, it is also used by many Sea Scouts in Flanders and the National Water Activities Centre (NWAC)[1] of Scouting Ireland in Killaloe, Ireland. Its design is based upon the beenhakkervlet, a type of steel dinghy often used with cargo riverboats, and its name is derived from the international Scout logo, the Scout lily. Lelievlet Lelievlet logo Contents 1 History 2 Details and specifications 3 References 4 External links // History Until the 1950s the Dutch Sea Scouts employed many different boats. Often these were a discarded lifeboat from the navy or other types of boats. These boats were almost always full of wood, making the maintenance so expensive in terms of time and cost. It was also difficult to source parts to enable repairs. This situation prompted a project to identify a standard vessel. The standard boat also made the running of regatta’s easier as all the boats were of equal class. The vessel requirements were set as: Seating space for 6 persons. They had to be able to be sculled, rowed or sailed. 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. He had created a design for a rowing and motorboating for inland waterway skippers. The groups saw something in that draft and Mr. A. Stockman, 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. In 1956 Teunis Beenhakker built two hulls for trial. He made two almost equal hulls: one 4.60 m and the other 5.60 m. Both were built as sailing boats with 12.5 m2 sails. Ultimately, the 5.60 m boat was selected as most suitable.[2] The lelievlet was, as had been predicted a great success. Until 2006 in the Netherlands there have been about 1600 lelievlet’s built. 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). Details and specifications Length: 5.60 m[3] Width: 1.80 m Height: 6.50 m Avg. Weight: 650 kg Sail: 12.15 m² v • d • e Sailing dinghy, sharpie and skiff classes Dinghies under 10 ft Frog  • Cape Cod Frosty  • El Toro  • Fatty Knees  • Fly  • Holdfast Trainer  • Manly Junior  • Minto  • Naples Sabot  • O'pen BIC  • Optimist  • P Class  • Pelican  • Puddle Duck Racer  • Sabot  • Starling  • Tadpole  • Topper Topaz Taz  • Turnabout  • Zoom 8 Dinghies under 15 ft 12 foot dinghy  • 125 ("One-twenty-five")  • 12ft Skiff  • 13ft skiff  • 29er  • 29erXX skiff  • 3000  • 405 ("Four-oh-five")  • 420  • Access Liberty  • Adventuress  • ASC  • Astus 14.1  • Australian Sharpie  • B14  • Banshee  • Beetle Cat  • Bermuda Fitted Dinghy  • Blaze  • Blue Jay  • Bosun  • British Moth  • Butterfly  • Buzz  • Byte  • Cadet  • Cherokee  • Cherub  • C-Lark  • Coypu  • Dabchick  • Daring • Dart  • Enterprise  • Escape  • Europe  • Extra  • Finn  • Firefly  • Flying Ant  • Flying Eleven  • Flying Junior  • Force 5  • GP14  • Graduate  • Gull  • Heron  • Idle-along  • IDRA14  • International Twelve  • International 14  • Javelin (NZ)  • Javelin (US)  • Jet 14  • Jollyboat (NZ)  • Lark  • Laser Standard  • Laser 2  • Laser 2000  • Laser 3000  • Laser 4.7  • Laser 5000  • Laser Funboat  • Laser Pico  • Laser Radial  • Laser Vago  • Laser Vortex  • Lido 14  • Marlin  • Merlin Rocket  • MG14  • Miracle  • Mirror  • Moth  • Musto Performance Skiff  • National 12  • NS14  • OK Dinghy  • O'pen BIC  • Otter  • Pacer  • Pegasus  • Penguin  • Phantom  • RS Feva  • RS Tera  • RS Q'Ba  • RS Feva  • RS Vareo  • RS100  • RS200  • RS300  • RS400  • RS500  • RS600  • RS700  • RS800  • Sabre  • Scorpion  • Snark  • Snowbird (sailboat)  • Solo  • Spiral  • Splash  • Streaker  • Sunburst  • Sunfish  • Tinker Star Traveller  • Tinker Traveller  • Tasar  • Topper  • Topper Topaz  • Topper Topaz Magno  • Topper Topaz Vibe  • Topper Topaz Xenon  • Twinkles 10 & 12  • Vagabond  • Vaurien  • Wanderer  • Woodpussy  • Zeddie  • Zephyr Dinghies under 20 ft 16ft Skiff  • 18 foot dinghy  • 18ft Skiff  • 470  • 49er  • 505  • Albacore  • Beaufort  • Invitation  • Buccaneer 18  • Comet  • Contender  • Corsair  • Day Sailer  • Fireball  • Flying Dutchman  • Flying Scot  • French National Monotype 1924  • Hornet  • Interlake  • International Canoe  • Jacksnipe  • Javelin (UK, NL & DE)  • Jersey Skiff  • Jollyboat (UK)  • Jolly Boat  • JY15  • Laser 4000  • Laser Bahia  • Laser Stratos  • Lelievlet  • Lightning  • Mirror 16  • Mutineer 15  • O-Jolle  • Osprey  • Payne-Mortlock sailing canoe  • Pirate  • Precision 15  • RS K6  • RS Vision  • RS700  • RS800  • Salcombe Yawl  • Sea Bright  • Sea Scout Standard Boat (BP18)  • Snipe  • Texas Tornado  • 12m2 Sharpie  • Thistle  • Topper Topaz Omega  • Vanguard 15  • Wayfarer  • Windmill  • Windy  • Winkle Brig  • X boat  • Y flyer Dinghies 20 ft or over Highlander  • Norfolk Punt References ^ Programme at NWAC ^ Geschiedenis Scouting vloot ^ Waterwerk.scouting.nl Lelievlet specifications External links Juniorvletten, Lelievletten en Lelieschouwen Scouting Nederland (Dutch) National Water Activities Centre(NWAC)