外輪蒸気船 木製スキフ

The laser-cut wood pieces fit together perfectly with almost no sanding needed, which made assembly much smoother than I expected. The detailing on the skiff hull really captures the look of the old supply boats I've seen in maritime photos.

I was pleasantly surprised by how cleanly the laser-cut plywood plates popped out—almost no sanding needed to get the hull joints flush. The included diagrams made it clear where each deck plank and paddle housing went, so assembly felt logical rather than frustrating.

The laser-cut pieces fit together so cleanly that I had the hull assembled in under an hour, and the tiny paddle wheel actually turns once you add the axles. It's a charming little supply boat that looks right at home next to the bigger steamer.