The Trimaran Merihobus is a classic multihull sailboat designed to showcase an impressive array of details, including winches, rigging, and hulls—making it a highly realistic miniature replica of real-life prototypes. The body of the sailboat is built in an open “skeleton” style, providing excellent visibility of the inner mechanisms and design, including such features as bulkheads, frames, and beams. The rear rudder blade is controlled by ropes connected through the pontoons to the master wheel at the stern. Hydrofoils on the sides of the pontoons ensure stability and create the visual effect of lift. The pontoons are attached to the main hull with a load-bearing frame that matches the style of the boat and includes a boat davit mechanism with a winch. The mainsail and fore staysail on the mast can be raised or lowered, just like on real trimarans. The mainsail is set on the mast groove using the main top halyard, while the staysail rolls up on its stay. At the front, under the bowsprit, you’ll find the staysail’s winch drum. Sail booms are controlled by a lever that pulls the boom sheet. And of course, there’s a delightful final touch—a tiny seahorse carved into the bow of the boat. This curious sea creature, also known as a merihobus, gave your vessel its name. Trimaran Merihobus features: “Skeleton” hull design reveals inner structure and mechanics Functional rudder steered by ropes connected to the rear wheel Adjustable mainsail and fore staysail with working booms Anchor winch with automatic tensioning mechanism Stabilizing hydrofins on pontoons for balance and lift effect Elegant seahorse carving on the bow – a whimsical touch DIY wooden model features: Laser-pre-cut wooden parts Assembles without glue or special tools Step-by-step instructions in 11 languages Free replacement parts upon request Ready to paint or customize (paint not included)
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