Definitly not a toy... ;-)

[Leo_3344]

Working on this new "boat, "ship", or however you may call it, I took the time to make some pics. (I've been reading the post about this beeing a toy forum...) This is NOT a toy. I took the liberty to look at a lot of pics before starting on this one, and still 'm not sure if it will come out right. I didn't make any plans, as most of the time. The slightly bent ply, standing in a faraway corner, was exactly wat I needed... Just look at the pics and let me know wat you think...

[PLD]

I'm thinking this is going to be neat! Please keep us posted.

[Repliconics]

Looks fantastic Leo.
But what do you mean "not a toy" the Captain's a Lego man
I can't wait to follow the progress on this one.
Great stuff mate.

Cheers
Trev.

[pawoods]

Looks good Leo very neat, the finished project going by what you have already completed should look tops

[crowie]

I'm aboard for this cruise.....

[Hermit]

Looking good so far Leo, (toy or not).

[Dalboy]

Looks like another one of your great builds Leo. You should sail through this one and take the helm. I am also along for the cruise as Peter says

[Leo_3344]

Took some time off last month, before finishing this boat: it's supposed to look like a japanese sampan. Also, as I am now "officialy" working for two shops here, the toy making goes a little slower. But it's done! This is, as you can see, really not a toy but a showpiece. The dimensions are: 64 cm long, 19 cm high and 13 cm wide. I made it, looking at some pics from a museum and made my own interpretation, within the limits of my abilities and skills. I cannot offer any plans, 'cause there were no plans made at all, so you just have to look at it and try it out. Ofcours, it's for sale... ;-)

[crowie]

Took some time off last month, before finishing this boat: it's supposed to look like a japanese sampan. Also, as I am now "officialy" working for two shops here, the toy making goes a little slower. But it's done! This is, as you can see, really not a toy but a showpiece. The dimensions are: 64 cm long, 19 cm high and 13 cm wide. I made it, looking at some pics from a museum and made my own interpretation, within the limits of my abilities and skills. I cannot offer any plans, 'cause there were no plans made at all, so you just have to look at it and try it out. Ofcours, it's for sale... ;-)

Just beautiful Leo...you've certainly done yourself proud on this build, again.....
I hope the extra pressure of toymaking for 2 shops doesn't take away from the enjoyment of creativity and fun in the workshop...
Cheers Peter