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  1. Diver

    Good day Chuck.  I am a interested in building a wooden ship/boat.  What ever I choose will be my first build.  The reviews I have read on MSW on some of the Billings beginner kits lead me to think that their instructions are lacking and some of the wood not off the best quality.  I have been following the Medway long boat on your feed, and with the tutorials you provide I believe that this is a project I could handle.  Your opinion greatly appreciated, and how would I go about purchasing a kit?   Bob

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      Chuck

      Thanks....but I dont think it would be an easy first project....it is a pretty advanced kit even though it has thorough instructions.  There are some topics already on the site about what would be a good first kit.

       

      If you think you would be a careful and slow builder I would say go ahead.  But this longboat is a very delicate and complex build....mostly until you get past the planking.  Once you have the hull planked then yes it is a very easy project to complete.

       

      Chuck

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      Diver

      Thanks for the advise.  Even though this will be my first build of a wooden boat, I have built RC planes.  I am a very detail oriented person so with time and patience I believe that this will be a project that I will take to completion.

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