Luigi Andriolo is building a Didi 38 in Italy. Here his bulkheads are set up and ready for longitudinals. The temporary support to receive the stem is also in place.
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Orhan Sati, of Marmaris in Turkey, is building a Didi 40 for himself.
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Giancarlo Mochetto is building a Didi 40 for himself in Italy. Lanch date - late 2005.
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Charles Papish is building his Didi 40 on Johnston Atoll in the North Pacific from a kit that was supplied from half-way round the world, by CKD Boats in Cape Town, South Africa.
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Blackie Swart lives in Vryburg, in the middle of South Africa. He is building a Didi 40 for himself, shown here almost ready for the hull to be turned.
See more of his project.
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Selim Urguplu is building his Didi 40cr in Mersin, Turkey.
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Baha Akin built his Didi 40cr "Cerkez Kizi" in Mugla,
Turkey. Soon after launch, he and his crew won their
division of the Marmaris International Race Week with her.
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Husband and wife amateur builders, Mehmet and
Gulumser Ozharar, built their Didi 40cr "Chester" in Turkey.
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Australian Cameron Clarke is building his Didi MG30 in South Africa.
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Rudi Warnaar is building his Didi MG30 in Spijkenisse, Holland.
You can visit his website to keep up with progress and see more photos.
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Taras Vasylevych and crew are building this Didi MG30 in Kyiv in the Ukraine.
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Alain Poncelet is building his Didi MG30 in Bredene, Belgium.
He is achieving a beautiful standard of finish in his work.
Visit his website for more build and sailing photos.
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Terry Stamp is building his Didi 34 in Perth, Western Australia.
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Another Didi 34 in Australia, this one being built by Simon Lynton in Windsor, NSW. In this photo you can clearly see the cleats that have been fitted to the bulkheads to receive the joinery and the settee tops have already been installed. They can be seen between the 3rd and 5th bulkheads from the bow.
Simon has a good spread of build photos on his website. Click to view them.
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Phil Semenov is building his Didi 34 in Ukraine. He is doing very neat work, so should produce an excellent boat. This photo shows the stringer system very clearly.
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Brad Venuto is building his Didi 34 in Oklahoma, USA. He delayed his project for 6 months, to first build a workshop in which to build the boat. He is rapidly regaining that lost time because he has been able to continue building through rain and snow, which would have stopped him for long periods.
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