Inside the tubs and ski are sealed , one coat of epoxy on the outside of the tub, ski, and sponsons.
We decided to go with a one piece deck, one less thing to keep up with on race day.
Last two pics. Paul, Trini, Louis, then John and the sponson jig he hooked us up with. I'm the good looking one behind the camera.
We are getting closer!!
Some times my fingers type faster than I can think... LOL
That's what I thought... The 21G2 (nitro) version is wider than the FE version of the kit... That explains, why the Zipp FE motor mount didn't fit on my build (off the 21G2 Plans).
No worries, I may be able to run my build in P rigger too!
It's not in the cards for me this year. We are still working on getting my wife's back problems under control. We're not sure if they are going in for another surgery or not.
This is the first wood boat kit I have ever built and I must say as the end of the build draws closer, I can truly say it has been a great learning experience loads of fun spending time with Doug, John, Paul and Louis. John's' sponson jig works flawless sponson after sponson. The service we got form Zippkits was top notch. The tubs and sponsons are now ready to be sanded, hardware mock up one more time, prime and then paint. Can't wait for the prop testing to begin next weeked to get the most out of these setups.
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