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    Hi all.  I'm a newbie in this form but would like some advice.  I would rate my experience as intermediate.  I have built many wood kits for my "other" hobby Model railroading and as far a marine is concerned I have build 2 plastic Cutty Sarks (Revell?) fully rigged, one with sails and one without also a Swedish steamship called the Mariefred (Hobbyborgen?) which was plank on frame.  Now I wanted to start a new kit and was considering the Snake by Calder craft but the shop I dealt with talked me into a viking ship by Amati.  I was not happy at all with this kit or it's manufacture.  Am I biting off to much with the Snake? Appreciate your thoughts. 

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