Dan from Short North Outfitters recently opened it’s brand new store in Columbus, Ohio and wanted to highlight the area with a canoe light. This is the Early American dark stain with pine rails and parts. Looks awesome. Much more work to do two tone stain but worth it.

Tim chose the 96″ Antique Pecan stained skeleton canoe for his beautiful place on Lake Odessa, Michigan. Wow, what a spot and a big thanks to Tim for the photos!

Kyle took building the Lobster boat model to such real life, thanks again Kyle

Kyle from Placentia, CA built himself a real lobster boat! Wow, and more wow! I was so astounded at the photos of the 40″Lobster boat from our kit, I almost cried how beautiful of a job. Thank Kyle. He has a site at (Lobster boat pictures) with his step by step process. By far a work of art. He did many things to improve on the kit. Very amazing Kyle, I can’t say enough here about it except a million thanks for your pictures and beautiful work.

Dan, from Pachaug CT, did a major remodeling job, which we all know, has to have a pool room, and this one is overlooking a huge pond. What a job. Built him the 72″ Antique Pecan with the 7″ LED flat panels, which was more than enough to lighten up the table. Thanks for the pictures Dan!

Frank Jones did a beautiful job building the 36″ canoe and made his own custom wall mount. Looks great Frank, thanks for the picture.

Ivar from Barrie Ontario, did a very nice job on the Grand Laker. We will post other pictures when he gets the finish and outboard done.

I sent Tom a finished 36″ canoe that had been a display model at craft shows. He magically turned it into a Viking Princess that will hold ashes for a funeral. I’ve had numerous requests for this and there’s postings of a couple that have been done. Good work Tom, looks awesome.

Lona from Miami set up one of the dark stained, pine trim 96″ canoe with the bigger lights in a gorgeous Tiki hut. What a setting! And what a great job by Lona, thanks for the pictures.