Welcome aboard Alex, Don't let not having knowledge put you off, building a Freestyle is a learning experience no matter what level of mechanical knowledge you have. As you're from the Spire town there are to my knowledge 3 other owners within 40 miles of you who I'm sure will be available for on-site advice or moral building when things aren't going exactly to plan. There are probably more but just haven't come out of the woodwork yet. The forum is a great place for information everybody is very helpful & full of ideas. One of the great things I like about the Freestyle is although we all build the same buggy every one is different. We all seem to approach different things from different angles depending on our backgrounds, yet none of them is the right way, they are all right way. Go look at any other kit at a show, although they maybe different colours they are all same. At Stonleigh we had 5 buggies not one of them the same, at Newark we had 3 of the same from Stonleigh & another one which was completely different again.
Regards
Alan...