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    Yes Allan, I used to own one a little while ago. Had a lot of fun sailing it. Between the canvas convertible top and the reverse sheer that the bow had , it used to get quite a few looks.
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    Hello all, thank you for all of the words of encouragement. It's nice to know that there's a wealth of knowledge out there willing to help you along with your project. I'll try to keep up with updates on the build, but tech and I don't quite get along. And to answer Louie da Fly's question,yes, this is the solid carved hull. Like I said, start Really basic. Thanks again.
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    Hello everyone. Registered on this site a little while ago but it took me a little while to introduce myself. I've been watching a lot of the ship models being built on YouTube and quite frankly,it's a little intimidating. The level of craftsmanship is amazing. (humbling) I work in the aerospace industry and have been building model airplanes for pretty much all of my life. Mainly control line and radio control. Then someone challenged me to build a rubber powered free flight. I was hooked. Something so basic,but it was great. I loved building and flying,but I needed to get out of my comfort zone. In looking at all of the videos, I was amazed at all of the intricacies of building model boats/ships. Well,I decided to take the plunge. After reading a lot on this site,I went REALLY basic. I'm currently working on the Scientific Santa Maria. I know that there are better kits out there,but I'd rather mess up on this one. Call it testing the water (pun intended). Thanks everyone. //

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