To get a detailed look at the project the first thing is to download the free manual. The manual covers everything from tools and materials needed to building techniques. By looking at the manual you can easily tell if this project is for you or not. It's a step by step process and can be completed by the average simmer. We won't discuss the building process as you can get that from the manual. This will be a pictorial description of what you can expect.

The cockpit measurements are:         
53 inches high at tallest point 
25 3/8 inches from the floor to top of side rails 
length = 74 inches
Width= 40 inches wide at widest point. 

Interior:
Length = 36 inches from face of rear arch to face of windscreen frame.
Width = 24 3/4 inches at widest point.

The manual has step by step building procedures that are thoroughly documented with photos example photos are shown below. Click on icon for larger pictures.

The photos above are from the canopy construction sequence and the shell assembly sequence. The photos make construction easy as you can see what your work is supposed to look like as you build, these are not just a sketched drawing.

The plans CD also includes detail drawings of the parts which clarify how things go together. there are full size template drawings that can be directed printed on a plotter or large size printer. CAD files are also included so if you're lucky enough have a CNC machine or have CNC services available the templates parts can be cut quickly and easily. Some of the drawings are shown below.
 

A couple of the prototypes built by the designer Gene Buckle along with a completed painted cockpit.