Tepee I (RETIRED)
Jun 15, 2006 20:32:40 GMT -5
Post by darklament on Jun 15, 2006 20:32:40 GMT -5
Kaya's tepee was released in 2002 and redesigned in December, 2010.
Help Kaya put together this tepee that’s just her size. Girls built tepees like this one as practice for when they would be responsible for building their village’s shelter. Two tule mats trim the entrance. Outside, her wood fire really lights up!
W: 30”, H: 28”, D: 26”
Original Tepee:
Ahhh, there's nothing that makes one feel more in touch with the ways of life of the Native Americans then trying to get sticks to stay in A, B, C1, etc. holes in a cardboard base. :
The finished procduct is admittedly very awesome to look at. The plastic sticks are very realistic looking, and add to the effect. However, the cardboard base really is....... tacky?
So overall I give this a B.
I would recommend it to any Kaya owner with the ready wallet.
I am thinking of making a new base for mine, perhaps out of thin plywood...... I should have plenty of scraps... ;D
Help Kaya put together this tepee that’s just her size. Girls built tepees like this one as practice for when they would be responsible for building their village’s shelter. Two tule mats trim the entrance. Outside, her wood fire really lights up!
W: 30”, H: 28”, D: 26”
Original Tepee:
Ahhh, there's nothing that makes one feel more in touch with the ways of life of the Native Americans then trying to get sticks to stay in A, B, C1, etc. holes in a cardboard base. :
The finished procduct is admittedly very awesome to look at. The plastic sticks are very realistic looking, and add to the effect. However, the cardboard base really is....... tacky?
So overall I give this a B.
I would recommend it to any Kaya owner with the ready wallet.
I am thinking of making a new base for mine, perhaps out of thin plywood...... I should have plenty of scraps... ;D