Glass and Vynlester resin outside, and the interior gets painted. The bunks are simple pipe berths, table seats use flotation cushions, and storage spaces use large Rubbermaid style covered storage bins placed under births. The galley uses a typical propane camp stove, a plastic basin for a sink and a jerry can holder above the sink. Even a spacious head is included. The rigging is simple, the mainsail uses a top batten that looks like a topsail and mast hoops, the spars are laminated fir.
Construction is as simple as can be.
I probably will someday build this boat, it's cheap, fast, easy to build, trailerable, safe, and comfortably spacious. Forward berths built as adjustable pipe berths for calm or rough conditions, built from canvas and pipe or wood dowels, stowage below bunks for removable plastic bins. Heavyweight staysail hanked to inner headstay suitable for most wind conditions with three sets of reef points. Mastpost on forward end of centerboard box. Head enclosed on port side of centerboard, bucket with seat or better based on budget.