Christmas lunch
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Christmas lunch
Doogle,
You've probably seen this one before, I've posted various pictures of it over time.
One of our club members has a functioning "Gravy Boat". It is quite the favorite among youngsters.
(but, much less appropriate as a table centerpiece, LOL)
His has a wider Beam than yours for stability.
Dave B
You've probably seen this one before, I've posted various pictures of it over time.
One of our club members has a functioning "Gravy Boat". It is quite the favorite among youngsters.
(but, much less appropriate as a table centerpiece, LOL)
His has a wider Beam than yours for stability.
Dave B
So far my collection resembles "The Island of Misfit Toys". I've picked up several boats that are old builds and have been neglected. I'm giving them the TLC they need, hoping to bring them back to their former glory. Once I get enough practice/ experience I intend to take on a full build.
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Christmas lunch
Hi Doogle a Merry Christmas and Happy new year.
That gravy boat would make an excellent conning tower for a cartoon sub/u boat. Attach a bit of deck to the base of the gravy boat to make it look as though it's semi submerged and put all the works in a watertight container under that.
I've always had a desire to make galleon gravy boat. I went to an antique shop and bought a nice Victorian one, unfortunately my wife saw it before I'd glued anything on it. We now use it on special occasions as a gravy boat.
That gravy boat would make an excellent conning tower for a cartoon sub/u boat. Attach a bit of deck to the base of the gravy boat to make it look as though it's semi submerged and put all the works in a watertight container under that.
I've always had a desire to make galleon gravy boat. I went to an antique shop and bought a nice Victorian one, unfortunately my wife saw it before I'd glued anything on it. We now use it on special occasions as a gravy boat.
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