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Hi all, The Lady Eleanor box arrived a couple of months ago. Well packaged and no damage during delivery. So, after finishing my Dallas Cutter a few days ago, I couldn't wait to start on my Fifie. I was also curious to see how kit parts design had moved on since my 25yr old Dallas had been manufactured. A quick check of what was in the box, read through of the Manual and Plans, and then on to sepearating the first parts from the wooden sheets. I have to say that there is a night and day difference between the 25yr old Dallas parts an
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Building a Fifie Well Chris has done it again, he does have a knack of producing very appealing kits. When I saw Chris’s kit of this iconic Fishing vessel of North East Scotland, it seemed to meet a particular need I have at this moment. In the present covid 19 situation I have been feeling a little restless, a little unsettled, with a reluctance to commit to a more involved project such as my Royal Barge kit, as I had intended, following completion of the Alert Cutter build. The Fifie fits the bill. A model of moderate size that won’t requi
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