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I made small chinese boat, sampan

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Please tell me know, what you think
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Really great looking, how did you make that sail!

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Really good, I love that sail! I hope you have entered this in the Vehicles Category of CCC ;)
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Sweet! Love that sail.

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Wow
I like how you fit the brown tiles to the different angles! And it looks like the real thing too! :)

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That's great - very smooth construction. The sail alone is three kinds of "Wow". :D
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Post by wunztwice »

This is great! You should immediately submit it to the vehicles category in the CCC. Very nice construction, the sail is nice, but I really like the hull. Nicely done!
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Great Work! I love that sail, How did you do it? Could you tell us, please?

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This is a very beautiful little boat. I especially love that sail.

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I really like it, especially the sail and lantern, great job.
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THis is absolutely amazing! The best boat I have ever seen. Im a complete fanatic when it comes to asian style things and this is no exception. How did you fit the brown smooths along the side of the boat?
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Post by gambort »

Lovely boat. I don't know how authentic it is and I don't realy care because it is too cool.

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Post by Lonan »

How cool is this? As others have stated, the sail is fantastic. And the overall construction, with the brown roof tiles, looks so realistic. Very nice.
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Post by Dunechaser »

Fantastic. Josh blogged this, and I ran right over to post how cool I thought it was. The brick-built sail is wonderful.
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I like the brick built sail. Though I wonder how it would look if one were to use canvas for sails like the Lego Pirates ships...
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