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Katie (Gaff Rig Pilot Cutter) – By David Alderton

£15.50 – £112.00

A 1:12 scale model of the fast and manoeuvrable Bristol Channel Pilot Cutter, sometimes described as the best sailing boat design ever made. Plan sold separately from hull. You will need to purchase both to complete this model. The plan does not contain instructions for building the hull.

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 Katie (Gaff Rig Pilot Cutter) - By David Alderton (PLAN)

A 1:12 scale model 3 sheet plan of the fast and manoeuvrable Bristol Channel Pilot Cutter, sometimes described as the best sailing boat design ever made. This Plan can also be used and converted for the Small Katie Hull.

 £15.50
Katie (Gaff Rig Pilot Cutter) - By David Alderton (HULL)

A 1:12 scale model of the fast and manoeuvrable Bristol Channel Pilot Cutter, sometimes described as the best sailing boat design ever made.

 £99.50
Katie (Gaff Rig Pilot Cutter) - By David Alderton (SET)

A 1:12 scale model of the fast and manoeuvrable Bristol Channel Pilot Cutter, sometimes described as the best sailing boat design ever made.

SET CONSISTS OF PLAN AND HULL

 £112.00
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A  scale model of the fast and manoeuvrable Bristol Channel Pilot Cutter, sometimes described as the best sailing boat design ever made. Katie uses the same hull as Lady Ma. This smaller version of the Pilot Cutter is easy to transport and ideal for use in shallow waters. This hull is not a copy of any particular cutter, but designed by D H Alderton to be deeper than normal, which allows her to perform well in high winds.
Plan sold separately from hull.  You will need to purchase both to complete this model.  The plan does not contain instructions for building the hull.
Length: 40” (1012mm)
Beam: 12.5” (319mm)

Plan DAP001 Hull DAH001 Plan and Hull Set DASET001

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