Model boat kit
Mary Ann
Kit by Billing Boats
Mary Ann is a 45 ton Danish fishing cutter built in 1957 at Esbjerg, the main North Sea fishing port on the west coast of Jutland. She was built for trawling in the North Sea, a type of wooden cutter that made up much of the Danish fleet after the war.
Billing Boats' 1:33 kit, based on the original drawings, builds a model with a wooden hull 55 cm long and 16 cm wide. It is rated Advanced Beginner, the second of Billing's four levels.
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