Essentials
| Designer | E. Wedell-Wedellsborg (DEN) | |
| Builders | A. Walsted, A. Walsted Badevaerft, Thuroe (DEN) | |
| Material | Mahogany, carvel planked | |
| 1st certificate issued | 1951 | |
| Original boat name | Tumleren II | |
| Original country | DEN | |
| Original sail number | 004 | |
| Current location | unknown |
Notes
- 5.5 KC-2 - assumed to be ex D-4 - 28.06.2009 by Kaspar Stubenrauch
- Ivan Lavine informs that KC-2 was named "Wendigo", owned by Graham Crate; George Cuthbertson informs that "Wendigo" was designed Baron Wedell Wedellsborg. As one of his two 5.5 designs is "Trille" (D-3 > KC-1), "Wendigo" must be D-4 originally. Anyone having further info to reconfirm or alter the assumptions, please place a note.
- 5.5 D-4 / exported to Canada? - 15.06.2009 by Kaspar Stubenrauch
- We have information from Ivan Lavine, that KC-4 might be "Cheetah", which however is already listed as 5.5 CAN 31.
Another thought: Could 5.5 D-4 have been exported to Canada, to become KC-4? - 5.5 D-4 "Tumleren II" - sister to D-3 - 03.01.2009 by Kaspar Stubenrauch
- 5.5 D-4 and 5.5 D-3 are sisterboats
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Ownership history
| Sail# | Boat name | Owner name | |
|---|---|---|---|
| DEN-004 | "Tumleren II" | Aage Hempel (1951-?) | |
| CAN-002 | "Wendigo" | Harold E. Crate (?-?) | |
| CAN-002 | "Wendigo" | Graham Crate (?-?) | |
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