Page three shows where most of the parts are located using an overall drawing of the ship, and page four is mostly scrap views of some of the more complex assemblies that wouldn't be seen on the overall drawing. There is also another sheet with more correction information, asa well as a couple of hints for making construction easier. These are thoughtful additions, and tell us why Corsair Armada chose to model such a seemingly obscure ship. I haven't built the kit as yet, but construction should be fairly easy. Most parts lack positive locators, but the instructions are good enough that this shouldn't be a problem.
Hull dimensions are very close.
The only other discrepancy from my plans involves the deckhouses on the superstructure deck. The port deckhouse had an extra piece going forward, whereas the starboard side didn't. In summary, this kit looks like the Vestal, and an accurate one at that. It appears easy to build, and includes thorough instructions. The Corsair Armada USS Vestal continues the high standards established by Mike Czibovic and Corsair Armada.