|
12 Paddle Wheel boat designs and plans, including:
Bicycle Pedal Boat Bouyancy
and speed are 2 features of this bicycle boat. It consists of 2
pontoons and an old bicycle frame. A blast!
Foot Pedal Catamaran
Provides great fun to lie on the deck of this
homemade catamaran, slip your feet into the toe-clips, and paddle over
the lake or bay.
Kids Paddle Pusher
Sturdy well designed and easily built scow for active
young captains.
Marty Paddle
Colorful appearance and pedal operated paddle wheels
keep Martty's admirers standing in line for another free ride.
Paddle wheel bass boat
Ideal craft to reach the best bass fishing
areas, where they feed in shallow water among spatter docks. No
propeller to foul in water weeds, and with a flat bottom and a 4 ft beam
along its entire length, the draft is at a minimum.
Plus 7 more:
Basic Paddlewheel boat,
Paddlewheel Peddle Boat, Paddlewheel Turtle boat, Paddlewheel Waterbug,
Pedal Cat, Pogo, Show boat.
9 Novelty boat designs and plans, including:
Battle Surfboards
Fun galore with 2 or more
of these little naval craft with shoot balls made of cork, or discarded
tennis balls or rubber balls!!!!
Cold Lightening
A 100 mph Skeeter class Iceboat. Cheap!
No special lumber required!
Corky
A pint sized sailer for youngsters that can be built
in a few evenings. Non-sinkable.
Floating Swimming
Boat A floating platform that the whole family
can enjoy on a calm day at the lake.
Motorized
Surfboard Skim the waves in this motor
drive paddle board. Loads of fun.
Pontune
Your entire family can take to the water on
this pontoon family boat for sun bathing, swimming, or fishing parties.
Plenty of room for the BBQ grill too.
Sport Submarine
Great for underwater exploration. Be the
only one on your block who has one.
The Thing
Unconventional looking boat. Hard to describe.
Here are actual customer pics from a customer who built one along with
his story:
In 1959 I purchased an
original home built “Thing” and ran it for several years on the
Willamette River. Years later it got rotten and subsequently
discarded. Now the Son of the man who originally built it from the
magazine plans in his wood shop in Milwaukie, Oregon works with me
and he helped his Dad build it in 1958. We decided to search for the
plans and if we found them I (an engineer) would upgrade it for two
adults and build it. I bought your disk and building started last
May 25 and it was ready to launch July 20th. You are
welcome to use the photos and my “title” as a former white water
guild River Rat Bob from Oregon. Hope you enjoy the pictures
attached. I am 60 years old but still chasing the dream as you see
from my smile in the boat.
Whizz
Slick looking ice yacht!
You can use all of these plans to
figure out which boat you want to build and go for it. Start
building your dream!
Plans
come from a variety of sources. Many come from boat building
magazines. Various skill levels are required. Some
boats can be built by beginners in a garage, others require much more
space and expertise to construct.
|
