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AL Zuiderzee Botter 1912

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Got a chance to look over the newer AL 1:35 scale Botter from AL along side the older 1:50 scale Botter.  AL must have some weird measuring devices as the newer 1:35 model is considerably smaller than the old kit.  Any ideas why this is so?

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realworkingsailor

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Knowing a little bit about Dutch flat bottom boats, they’re not all the same size, even though they share the same design (the Lemsteraak, for example can be built anywhere from 8.5m long to well in excess of 16m long). Likely AL used a different size “prototype” for the 1/35 scale kit.

 

Andy

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