Taking shape

 I have finished constructing the seat, just need to paint it. The base is made of scrap pieces of ply wood, not perfect but virtuous using recycled materials. I like the look but there might be one problem and that is the riding position, which feels very uncomfortable. Who cares, after all I'm not going to be riding it.  I have started to put all the bits back together again, so far so good.


I like the look of the seat. It was definitely worth restructuring the frame to give more space above the wheel.

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