Wooden Boat People
By McKenzieDriftBoat.com
A Pair of Dories
I've been whittling on these for several months and am reaching final stages: craft oars, oarblocks, stands, square and affix interior appointments. One is heading for Australia and the other is a replacement to my personal collection. Both models are from the Pritchett plans, and being a devout though disappointed Beaver fan (as Pritchett was), I have employed the Orange and Black on both.
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Permalink Reply by AJ DeRosa on
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Roger,
As always you have captured the magic in miniature.
I will be bringing a scale model of a cottonwood tree to the boat show in case you ever decide to build a scale model of your wonderful old 1967 Jon Ostrem 16x48.
AJ
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Permalink Reply by Roger Fletcher on
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Ha.Ha. Can't wait to see that model, and hear the story again. And again.
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Permalink Reply by Mark Stuberr on
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Roger,
There a bit small don't you think???
As usual your models look better then most of the real things.
Stuber
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Permalink Reply by Stephen Markley on
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+1!!!
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Permalink Reply by Dave Z on
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Awesome roger. See you soon!
AJ... Roger told me the cottonwood tree story and shared a pic...But we both know you'll make her right.
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Dave,
Check out Wooden Boat River Tours on face book to see her back in action.
Aj
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Permalink Reply by Dan Hooper on
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Roger, I was reading Driftboats, by Dan Alsop this weekend & that looks like the same boat that is in his book. Also I would like to thank you for your book & all the information it provides for building & rebuilding our boats.
Dan
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It's not the "same" boat, but it is "the" boat. The boat pictured in his book was the second Pritchett boat I modeled. And thanks for your comment about my book.
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