Thank you Graham93. I see why they call it the short kit now.

Nickthesteam. Thank you for the information. Very interesting.

I have the Wee Nip kit, I bought a carbon fiber sail kit and sail suit from Housemartin sails, a more complicated rig with a mainsail and a jib. Also have a cast lead bulb of the correct weight, glassfiber tissue and two pack epoxy coating to cover and reinforce the hull. It has been sat on a shelf for 2 years waiting for my attention....

Hi, the short kit is just the wood for the hull. You need to source everything else. This includes:

Mast - Ali tube, got mine from Wickes
Sails - home made from Mylar drafting film, or you can use ripstop nylon.
Brass rod and tube for the rudder
Lead for the keel - I used roof flashing cut to shape and laminated.
Cord for rigging - I use Dynema or similar sourced from eBay.
Two servos - main sheet and rudder
Receiver and battery.
Glue, paint, etc

Think that about covers it. Great model for a first sailboat.

Graham93

I've built a couple of the Sarik short kits and although fantastic quality the box always arrives looking a little empty. Additional wood packs I've always had to purchase. In regards to a yacht I'd believe mast, sails, rigging, keel and ballast won't be included and as you said will have to find elsewhere. Still they are great value and sail very well. Brilliant plans too