Simon Posted October 24, 2003 Posted October 24, 2003 See more at: www.maths.uwa.edu.au/~scolling/cradle[/i] PS: Frank, large photos are available for the calender if any seem suitable. Quote
Barry Pyeatt Posted October 24, 2003 Posted October 24, 2003 Simon, That is beautiful. If I were going to have any more I would be tempted to build one for my own home. :roll: But maybe I can build one for a grandchild's nursery. :wink: I'll see if there is any interest from the kids. Quote
Mark Hughes Posted October 24, 2003 Posted October 24, 2003 Wow! That is great! Congratulations on the approaching bundle of joy, but shouldn't you be going like gangbusters to finish your PC now? Perhaps you underestimate just how much time you will have for those kinds of things shortly! Sadly enough, I got an unwelcome reprieve from my rush to finish my Vacationer. My wife and I lost our baby a month ago, just at the halfway point. But we have one happy and healthy little boy to remind us that we are still blessed. Enjoy the restful nights now and stock up on sleep while you can! And start filling you house with batteries of every size and description. We quickly discovered that there is no such thing as too many batteries for all the do-dads and gizmos that accompany a baby these days! Quote
Guest Anonymous Posted October 24, 2003 Posted October 24, 2003 I like the forward cabin. :mrgreen: Quote
Tim Diebert Posted October 25, 2003 Posted October 25, 2003 Adorable project Simon, well done. Great Images. Quote
Simon Posted October 27, 2003 Author Posted October 27, 2003 Thanks for the kind replies everyone. It was alot of fun to build, but as Mark has guessed it pretty much brought the PC to a halt. I've been going pretty hard on it over the last week or so though, hoping to get the cockpit finished before the birth (in about 2 weeks). By the time I get round to painting, the baby should be old enough to crawl inside the cabin lockers and paint in there. Sorry to hear of your loss Mark, that must be really hard. I'll have to take the battery situation as it comes, I'm hoping that the baby is anachronistic as I am, and will prefer clever mechanical toys that don't need batteries, but I don't like my chances .... I've told everyone that the baby would like handtools for its zeroth, but they keep giving me jumpsuits instead, what the hell am I sposed to do with these? Quote
Frank Hagan Posted October 27, 2003 Posted October 27, 2003 I've told everyone that the baby would like handtools for its zeroth' date=' but they keep giving me jumpsuits instead, what the hell am I sposed to do with these? [/quote']Hehe ... you'll have to go out and buy him some stuff yourself! A new jig saw would be good. A boy can't have too many of those. A smoothing plane would be nice too, as he needs something to "grow into". The boat cradle looks great, by the way! My daughter is making "start family" sounds, to the chagrin of my son-in-law (and besides, I'm not old enough to be a grandfather!) If I buy plans for another boat, can I pass it off as a LARGE cradle for the baby when it comes? :wink: Quote
Frank Hagan Posted November 29, 2003 Posted November 29, 2003 Congratulations! Here's to the quick recovery of the mother and continued good health of baby Samuel. Quote
capt jake Posted November 29, 2003 Posted November 29, 2003 Yes, Congratulations and a speedy recovery! :) Good going! Quote
Guest Anonymous Posted November 29, 2003 Posted November 29, 2003 Brings me tear to me eye, both for the two works of art. :wink: Oyster Quote
Johannah Posted November 29, 2003 Posted November 29, 2003 Congratulations Simon and mum and Samuel! 8) May the newbie have always a bed as fine as he does now and all the love he needs. Sail on. Quote
Wild_Dingo Posted December 1, 2003 Posted December 1, 2003 How the flamin eck are you gonna live abourd that Simon??? shite mate seems to me you will have all but your southern dial in that wee bucket youve made... aahhh I see! penny drops :? ...the wonderous joys of new parenthood eh ...ooohh the brilliance of hourly feedin through the long nights :? the dirty poopsys in the nappy trick the burpin scenarios of nice clean shirt as you get ready to go out buuuurp damn! new shirt... piddles poops and pukes great stuff!!! nah seriously theyre a hoot {why else would this pair of galahs have 8 of them?!! :wink: } and you will have a flamin ball mate! Hope all went well for the missus durin the delivery and you didnt suffer to much 8) Now about that lawn mate?? :? can you work a lawn mower?? :shock: :roll: sure could do with a haircut that green stuff great hidy holes for snakes in there... now get into it with the PC mate 8) Quote
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