Knowing how resourseful you are, my first thought was $24. But then I thought maybe you had to buy some epoxy so I'll increase my guess to $124. It looks to be a lot of fun regardless of itchiness and cost.
Thank you for participating in the guessing game! 😊 We'll let you know how far or close you were at the end of the series 😉 You are absolutely right regardless of the itchiness it was a lot of fun especially that we wanted to do it for a while now 😊
@@svoiysh thank you for the reply. I thought that’s what they were. How have they held up? It seems like a great material to build with as it’s already water proof and fairly light weight im guessing ?
@@YdocFrench They are holding up pretty well. They were done very fast so aren't perfect and water seeps through here and there. It's nothing major though and we are thinking of giving her a better finish and in the process get rid of those ;) It really is a nice material to build with and can be pretty light :)
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I've been patiently waiting for this Quest 444 sooo long!!!
🎉🥳🍾🙌🙌🙌🙌🤙💖🙏
Hope you enjoyed it! 🤙💖
@@svoiysh Sure ting!!!
Hi! looks great!!! and thanks for the shout out!
Thank you! Our pleasure and again thank you for sharing the plans 😊
Got the chance to sail with Bartek on the proa! Very fast !
Let us know when we're starting to build yours ;)
Knowing how resourseful you are, my first thought was $24. But then I thought maybe you had to buy some epoxy so I'll increase my guess to $124. It looks to be a lot of fun regardless of itchiness and cost.
Thank you for participating in the guessing game! 😊 We'll let you know how far or close you were at the end of the series 😉 You are absolutely right regardless of the itchiness it was a lot of fun especially that we wanted to do it for a while now 😊
👍!!!
Thank you !💖
What is the material you’re using to build the hull?
These are sheets made from fiberglass and polyester resin 🙂
@@svoiysh thank you for the reply. I thought that’s what they were. How have they held up? It seems like a great material to build with as it’s already water proof and fairly light weight im guessing ?
@@YdocFrench They are holding up pretty well. They were done very fast so aren't perfect and water seeps through here and there. It's nothing major though and we are thinking of giving her a better finish and in the process get rid of those ;) It really is a nice material to build with and can be pretty light :)