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Bristol Bay Gillnetter (Modutech 32, ca. 1980s)

Scratch-built from photographs (no plans) of a Pilot Point Alaska gill netter (Tacoma built) owned by the Abyo family.  Scale is 1/16.

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Wawona59

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Your model brought back a lot of fond memories for me.  During the summers of '80 and '81 I worked for Peter Pan Seafoods in Dillingham, AK.  My job was to account for the daily catch and maintain each fisherman's catch account by which they would get paid.  Beautiful model.

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