ANSWERS: 5
  • I haven't built one, but I have found a site for you that describes how to do it. The writer says that it takes 6-8 weeks before the sea dries and the ship can be fitted into it. so, over 6-8 weeks http://seafarer.netfirms.com/2-bottle.htm
  • I tried. It came with tiny dowels which were supposed to be drilled so strings for the mast could go through. I finally threw everything in together, corked it, and called it, shipwreck in a bottle.
  • I build wooden model ships as a hobby. I've done one, from what I would consider a cheaper kit. The bottle was the size and shape of a hip flask, the model when completed was about 4 inches long and 4 high, with a sea scape diorama of blue clay, with white paint for whitecaps. Start to finish, the kit took approximately 5 hours. I couldn't find any proper tools for this job, other than a clay sculptors knife. Most of the other tools I used to raise rigging, apply cement etc, I had to fashion myself.
  • Yaa some of us have made it but not the fake one like ship in the bottle.They have done such things inreal sence.But to be honest I havnt done any.
  • Well I did, but I built the ship and just created the bottle around it...much easier! ;)

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