BUT once in a blue moon, I get off my lazy butt and take the initiative to build a basic model or prototype of the design. I never usually get very far off from that, but still, once in a while, I end up with a very nice finished product.
Take my land sailer for example:
It's not a perfect vehicle, it still has duct-tape patches and damaged parts on it, but its still a decent sailer in my opinion. On a nice windy day, i can start to approach 20 on it, so it was definatley worth the trouble of making, and is probably my most successful project so far. I'm hoping to change that in the near future, and make my new creations even better than the current ones.
Here's another picture of the sailer. I managed to keep it stable gliding down a path on the coast, for about a mile. That is, until I crashed epically. It was still worth it though.
So that is all for now, I will keep updating hopefully as frequently as once or twice a week.
Welcome to the Blogosphere!
ReplyDeleteYou're an inventor, that's so cool :D.
haha, thanks for the welcome. Its a little rough getting used to, I've got like 10 tabs open trying to figure everything out
ReplyDeletewelcome. and good post.
ReplyDeleteGood luck man, hope you make it!
ReplyDeleteWelcome :-) That one looks pretty nice. What have you used, a longboard or a classic skateboard? How did you dock it on the skate?
ReplyDeleteIf it's a regular skate, I'd like to try it on mine
Man, you should be careful with this, cuz i think it can kill you if you dont pay attention!
ReplyDeleteHah, a cousin of mine does the same thing! How much is it possible to accelerate with this land kitesufring?
ReplyDeletewow great work which material did you use for the sticks??
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a lot of fun. I might try it hahaha keep us posted
ReplyDeletetoo bad thats all :(
ReplyDeletewaiting for more!
+1 and following!
Looks pretty good, I saw a guy being pulled down the street on a skateboard by his dog, looked like a good idea, but then he got pulled into a no parking sign.
ReplyDeleteYou should look into some engineering classes, you'd enjoy it.
ReplyDeleteWelcome to Blogspot!
ReplyDeleteInteresting idea, that wind sailor looks pretty fun.
ReplyDeleteWow, this looks like fun! I hope to see more of your ideas Jack
ReplyDeleteHehe this seems cool
ReplyDeletei want one of these.....
ReplyDeleteThis look really fun!
ReplyDeleteThat looks like alot of fun!
ReplyDeleteI would so rock that! Definitely worth the work I'm sure :)
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