Ok I had a lot of good responses to my first email. I find this list just as importantly motivating as informational. Unfortunately no opportunities for a check ride here in AZ. Fortunately I am able to work in SoCal (I work for Bank of America) and we go often to visit family. I couldn't help it I had to go by the Rand Robinson office. Well I shouldn't have been surprised it was a UPS store mailbox. I then went to Aircraft Spruce. I browsed around in the store practically salivating. Some one asked me if I needed help. Stupidly I said "I don't know" I think I ment that I don't know if I am ready for this. Eventually I bellied up to the bar and ordered. 10 yards of BID and four sheets of Last-a-Foam. All of this I got from Steve's KR Super 2 site. I asked about the difference between Aero Epoxy verses the T-88 and the guys said about $10. I went with the Aero Poxy. I spent $300 which to me is a real commitment. I saved on shipping and the $60 Hazerdous Material transportation fee. I'll have to wait until I get back to start playing with the Fiberglass. In the meantime I have been running through the courses on AOPA's site (I am a complete newbie to even flying)
http://www.aopa.org/asf/online_courses/ They are awesome. I am looking at my little purchase as if it were Christmas all over again. I still don't know if I am going to get the KR boats, but I am moving forward either way. I figure learning how to lay glass while building the HStab will be educational and will test my commitment and enjoyment of the process. -Kurt
