Ok guys, so it started !! I was VERY afraid that I would, well, feel that this after all was not for me !!! as when i was younger I started lots of things but never seemed to finish it ! .
I am pleased to say, that this is absolutely the most fun I´ve had for YEARS !! I cant stop !!!
. I have dust in my ears, nose, eyes, and in places I didn´t know exist HAHAHA 
. but its soo much fun ! OK. so far 2 molds. and now I started on my first top. its a German Masterg.., looks great ! Although it was thin on one end and thicker on the other ! So I had to take it down to the same thickness as the thin end. I used a Wagner-safe-t-p... . and then sanded it by hand using a "4" stanley plane (no blade on haha) with sandpaper underneath. so after some time I had the top to the right thickness. ( was tapping it for a desired tone meanwhile )(not sure what I was looking for, since its my first, just a great tone.) The top is now 0.100 and still stiff along the grains. The taptone is amazing !!!!, it has a ring that lasts 4sec all around the board. Next thing will be to put the rosette in place, will use a woodrosette ! and then to brace it.
I have 1 problem though, I need to find an easy way to make the rosette, as for this month, I dont have the funds to get the rosette thingy from stew mac, so I am planning on building the wells/carol and have with my Bosch Colt. what is the easiest way to go ? I am afraid to get unnessesary things.
What are your recomendations for making the wood rosette, Wells/Carol, The router buddy, or she stew mac setup with the dremel that I also have. ?
Will post photos as I get further along the way.
Lars
so Ill blame you if it goes to hell hahaha. 
. any ideas on this. I read some had even gone to 0.090 on german (I do know this is not for all tops!) but like I said it feels stiff and nice to bend longways.