Skinning the Hull

This photo shows the water passage on all of the ribs and the amount of screws I used to skin the craft. Take note
as well that the bottom of the craft is skinned on top of the main stringers.

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Just another pic of the skinning process.

Here you can see the side rails of the cabin going in.

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I used electrical ties to hold the piece in place, slowly tightening them to make the curve as I don't have a steamer.

Again showing the process of slowly tightening the piece to make the bend.

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Just another pic.

Skinning the top and you can see the rear engine mount in place.

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Same same

Look closely at the back you can see the forward duct guard mounts in place I used 3/4 e.m.t. to mount the 1/2 e.m.t.

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