It'll be warmer than tarp and bivi. Especially with a fire in front.
Ive got ideas for a stove inside, made from a small ammo box, and a mini chimney, for when car camping.
Polish army tent - Lavvu on a budget ?
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It'll be warmer than tarp and bivi. Especially with a fire in front.
Ive got ideas for a stove inside, made from a small ammo box, and a mini chimney, for when car camping.
if you do do that Addo, make sure and get some pics interested to see how that'd work. What would you make the chimney out of?
interested to see how that'd work. What would you make the chimney out of?
This is the cheapest I've found;
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI....akeTrack=true&ssPageName=VIP:watchlink:top:en
Hope this helps
Have just ordered one myself, still available for about £24! - now got to work out how to get it past the Mrs!!!!
This seller is going to be wondering where all this sudden interest in his product has come from
How long did everyones take to arrive? I ordered mine off that german ebay guy on Friday....the anticipation is killing me!
was that five days after order or five days after dispatch? mine was dispatched on Saturday...wonder when it will arrive :bluThinki
You'll have a lump at your door before too long mate.
Mine was about 3 days.
Worth the wait my friend....
Mine was about 3 days.
Worth the wait my friend....
I use Thomsons waterseal alot on my gear and I'll give you a wee tip.
Get an old plastic bucket and fill it with waterseal, then soak your garment in it for at least an hour making sure you stir and turn it over to get in all the creases etc, wring it out over the bucket and drip dry on a washing line, then once dry repeat the whole procedure once again. You'll find you'll use an aweful lot of the thomsons waterseal up but it really does the business. I've done everything from tents to poncho's and jackets in the stuff!
Get an old plastic bucket and fill it with waterseal, then soak your garment in it for at least an hour making sure you stir and turn it over to get in all the creases etc, wring it out over the bucket and drip dry on a washing line, then once dry repeat the whole procedure once again. You'll find you'll use an aweful lot of the thomsons waterseal up but it really does the business. I've done everything from tents to poncho's and jackets in the stuff!
Has yours arrived yet? ordered mine Saturday evening, and picked it up from the post office today - they did try to deliver it yesterday but we were both out at work, which is just as well really, seen as the mrs don't know anything about it! think i will wrap it up and put it under the tree for christmas, from our two year old daughter of course
You only need to order one - it comes packaged with both halves and two sets of poles and pegs, all you need to make the tent with.
