Falcn wrote:jem wrote:I moved your post to stay with this thread.
Easier if it stay together if people want to research a build some time in the future.
Thanks Matt, hadn't realised I'd responded in the wrong thread. apologies.
Whilst I'm waiting for the international postal services to finally deliver the plans, is there any way you might email me the sheet with the cutting plans please. Just itching to get started
I know the feeling Falcn. But in the mean time there are a few things you can do. Read every build log you can and read them again, along with the tutorial, even if they are nothing to do with your model. Believe me, you will be glad you did. It's amazing what you think you have 'got' in your brain that disappears at the work bench. Even reading the manual over and over doesn't ensure that you will get everything right.
Also, think of every possible question you might have and hammer this forum for answers and ideas. Even the stupidest question is a smart one, I've discovered. It's amazing that you can make decisions in the workshop that you think are what you've read or the instructions say but if you ask for clarification it turns out to be wrong. These guys have saved my bacon so often I could open a deli.
Also, think carefully about what kinds of accessories or mods you want on your boat. There is always something that you will want that is unique. Give yourself time to mull over things.
Then, if you're still anxious, surf the net for hours a night drooling over what others have done, or to search for the best bargains on materials or accessories.
There, that should take care of you for a couple of weeks.