Build a Scale Model of the CLC Northeaster Dory

This kit is an accurate one-eighth scale rendition of the Northeaster Dory. Construction follows the same sequence as the full-sized version, so much so that you could probably use the 17-footer’s instruction manual to build the model. The major difference is that the model requires no fiberglass and epoxy work! Nevertheless, we found that the assembly process was very similar at full and one-eighth scale. Thus it’s a great practice run for any of CLC’s larger stitch-and-glue kits. More here: If you’re pondering construction of a Northeaster Dory, the model will be a great introduction to the process. If you already have a Northeaster Dory, you’ll love having one on the mantel to admire while it’s too cold to go sailing! Construction time is about 10 hours, or a week of evenings. The precision-cut hull is stitched together with copper wire (just like the real boat), and glued tog