Inside the hull were the 3D printed parts, the motor, propshaft and hardware.
The printed parts are well made with only a small amount of cleaning needed. They are made from PLA and appear to have been printed with about 0.25 to 0.3 mm layers. As PLA has very few solvents I will probably need to use silicone to glue these parts into the hull.
A transom doubler will strengthen the transom and allow the rudder mount and trim tabs to be mounted with screws. The motor will mount to a base frame which also mounts the shaft and will be glued to the bottom of the hull.
Onto this is screwed a platform to hold the battery, ESC, receiver and rudder servo.
The rudder and mount are very cleanly printed and come with the rudder already mounted. This is hinged and will flip up if it hits an object. The trim tabs each have a turn fin mounted underneath, something I have not seen before, the fins will need some cleaning up as one of the edges is slightly rough.
A brushless in-runner motor is provided , with a prop shaft fitted with a nice flexicoupling. The prop and other hardware are provided in a separate bag.
Printed instructions are provided with a set of vinyl stickers.
Jim