Nice looking. But it's a teardrop, which means it's a place to sleep, and it sure beats putting up and taking down a tent, especially if it is raining. There is a cooking area, but it's at the back, and outside. Another bummer if it's raining. Can't stand up inside, and all the space inside is pretty much taken up by the mattress. If you don't care for this build, then do an on-line search and you'll find dozens upon dozens of free plans, dating as far back as the 30s, maybe more.
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They are neat trailers, but if I were going to make one, I'd make it a little long, and at least enough to be able to stand in it. I'd make darn sure to have space enough for a composting toilet too. We had an outdoor loo until I was in the 7th grade, and believe me, it is NOT fun going out in a driving rain, blizzard, or dead of night. You don't need a shower, you can always take a sponge bath. But I consider an indoor loo a downright necessity, not a luxury.
Here's a couple of examples of larger teardrops, even a pop top version. I like the steampunk model. The square one is a Casual Turtle, not a teardrop.
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They are neat trailers, but if I were going to make one, I'd make it a little long, and at least enough to be able to stand in it. I'd make darn sure to have space enough for a composting toilet too. We had an outdoor loo until I was in the 7th grade, and believe me, it is NOT fun going out in a driving rain, blizzard, or dead of night. You don't need a shower, you can always take a sponge bath. But I consider an indoor loo a downright necessity, not a luxury.
Here's a couple of examples of larger teardrops, even a pop top version. I like the steampunk model. The square one is a Casual Turtle, not a teardrop.
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