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Fischkutter by Bryan Woods - Laser Creation World - 1:35

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This I believe is a mid 1900 German fishing boat. Skills of their trade were passed down through generations. This kit is a part of a diorama that I don’t intend to build. Hopefully I can furnish it with proper equipment. I would like to try the weathered look.

 

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The frames and spine are plywood. The planking seems to be .5 mm basswood, the was laser cut. It has 3d printed tires, drums, fuel containers and small crates. The captains wheel, rudder and light are also printed.

 

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Current build:

 

Gretel - Mamoli

 

Completed builds:

 

Nave Egizia -Amati 1:50

1st century Kinneret boat

Le Martegaou- 1:80 - Billing Boats

Mini Oseberg no 302 -Billing Boats

Sea of Galilee boat

Lowell Grand Banks dory,         Norwegian sailing pram

Muscongus bay lobster smack

Peterboro Canoe- Midwest

Captain John Smith’s shallop - Pavel Nikitin

Chesapeake double kayak

Knocklouder

Knocklouder

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Good luck on your adventure with this build,   :cheers:  tagging along 😀 

Bob  M.

On the build table :
Pegasus  -Amati-1:64
On hold: 
Astrolabe 1812 - Manuta-1:50
Completed  : Eleven in our Gallery  ‼️

Check my complete build list HERE

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