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Lowell Grand Banks Dory - Mosel Shipways [COMPLETED]

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grega99

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First time model ship builder. Used to build plastic models for years but never wood.
Started with Model Shipways Dory.
Had a great time and learned a lot. Some pics from along the way and some final pictures.
Pretty happy how it turned out. Moving on to the Pram next.

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Welcome aboard from Massachusetts! The Dory was my first wooden ship model as well. You did a great job with it. Are you moving on to the Norwegian Sailing Pram?
 
grega99 said:
First time model ship builder. Used to build plastic models for years but never wood.
Started with Model Shipways Dory.
Had a great time and learned a lot. Some pics from along the way and some final pictures.
Pretty happy how it turned out. Moving on to the Pram next.

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Welcome aboard from Connecticut. Your Dory looks great! This is how I started and I progressed to the pram then an18th century long boat. For me at lest that was the way to go. I learned a lot with each build.

Rob
 
Rob444 said:
Welcome aboard from Connecticut. Your Dory looks great! This is how I started and I progressed to the pram then an18th century long boat. For me at lest that was the way to go. I learned a lot with each build.

Rob
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Thanks. I feel I learned a lot and most importantly learned I really enjoying the journey.
 
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