Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

dropped the axle, jacked the frame, allowing a flat work surface, rabeted the deck panels together (look at the FB link for all the steps) with PLpremium.
painted the whole deck with deck sealer $9 oops paint

removed the paint around the edges for the bottom wrap under, then routed the edge with a round over bit.

flipped the deck and laid out the walls

foamies are so easy to build! like a mushroom! this morning I had a pile of foam and a trailer, tonight it looks like a camper got to love it when we get a 75 degree day in between a week in the high 80's and the coming week pushing 90.

Coming along nicely & looking good

That is going to be one BIG foamie. What are the exterior dimensions ?

6'+ by 13' long, with the top assembled it will be 9' or so tall.

Row, you’re an old hand at this foam business , so we’d expect Foamie building would be “Elementary” to someone with your experience!!!
Nice Big Foamie ... Looking Good !!! Are you going to section it off into ‘rooms’ , designated spaces .... ???

Yes, two rooms and a galley below, and a cabin on the roof that comes apart in sections for travel. The upper walls are stored in the forward cabin for travel.

With separate rooms, it gives you a chance to use Arches for even more strength ... just an idea ...

I posted instructions for making the foamie kayaks, the response is overwhelming! I'm in a couple contests there also and would apreciat a vote if you like it! http://m.instructables.com/id/Sawfish-f ... t-wieght-/

Row, looks like you’ve started a following ...

port hole windows for the forward cabin, these will be covered with a gama seal hatch cover for travel and have wiley windows for camping
checking how it will be to put boats on top of skyline for travel
wingback galley hatch, for those of us who want the most galley space, and also want an overhead hatch that won't hit our heads. also good for hanging a galley tent from
making the leak proof door rings part of the roof support structure
now what?

Time to set the mast !!!

GPW wrote:Time to set the mast !!!

No time for pics, big camping trip starts in mere hours...
I've been putting in long hours each night to get done. Sadly the upper cabin won't happen this year, but that gives me more time to brainstorm a few details.
Thanks for everyone who voted on instructables, Sawfish won a prize in one contest, and is still in another one. The page hits for that i'ble are higher than I ever expected.
I changed the tears name as I think the "wing back" galley hatch looks like the wings on Mercury's feet (the Greek mythology Mercury)

You build speed is impressive and yes, the wings at the back may look great!
Keep it rollin' !

You can always add on more room later ... Cut and paste ... You know !!!