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    Thanks for the replies! jhearl, the article looks great, thanks for sharing it. Neal, thanks for the link to the CD's, they look like they could be helpful regardless the direction I end up going. Regards, Guy
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    I am hoping Santa will bring me my first ship kit for Christmas this year, and so I have been reading up on the subject a bit in an effort to help him bring me just the right kit. I have the book, Ship Modelling simplified, and it states the AL Bluenose II as a good first build. Other places on the web suggest the Model Shipways version. Are there any opinions out there as to which would be a better starting kit for an English speaking beginner? I do have modeling experience, RC airplanes back in the day as well as RC sailboats, but I have never done any sort of planking type thing before, and that has really been the part that I always thought would be really fun. Regards, Guy
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    Greetings Dimitris, I am looking to get my first model, and yours was one of the suggested models. Would you mind giving it a rating for a first timer? Were the instructions clear? Another ship I liked was the HMS Snake by Caldercraft, but I am concerned it may be a bit much for a first kit (http://www.cornwallmodelboats.co.uk/acatalog/caldercraft_hms_snake.html) Regards, Guy

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