Tony, I haven't made that specific kit . . FWIW, the overall look of it does not appeal to me.
It is fairly similar to the Berea Sedona, which I have made a couple of, but it also is not very inspiring.
If you are looking for something different to do with a bit of a challenge to it, you could try making one of the closed end kits that PSI sells. . You can get the Apollo Infinity in a closed end version.
I think there are four closed end kits in different styles. . The one I like is the Majestic Jr. Closed End. . However, if you follow the instructions ..... beware ..... there are mistakes in some of the dimensions specified for how to cut things and how deep to drill holes.
When I am considering making a new kit, I find it instructive and useful to look at the instruction sheet. . PSI seems to always have instruction sheets available online and I think this is one of their strong points in merchandising. . Sometimes, however, there are minor errors, which hopefully you are able to notice and correct before you get too far into it. It is often helpful to carefully look at all the parts and measure them with calipers and draw some sketches, in order to go through the process in your mind before you do any cutting or turning.
Doing that increases the fun and satisfaction for me.