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This is Tony’s Amazing Old-Fashioned Trailer Coach Tiny House.
As a Renaissance Fair reenactor, Tony wanted something more comfortable to camp in and built this!
Please enjoy, read more and re-share below!
Tony’s Amazing Old-Fashioned Trailer Coach Tiny House
From the builder:
I am an old Ren Faire rat, historic reenactor and general lover of all that is archaic. I wanted a camping trailer that I could actually introduce into period camping events without raising too many eyebrows. My wife and I have camped under canvas for decades and are ready for some more comfort and convenience. So the challenge was to design and build a camper that could pass historic muster without too much suspension of disbelief…. Read more on his blog.
Highlights:
- Inspired by the Royal Mail Coach
- Took 18 months to complete
- Oak flooring
- Pine trim
- Redwood wainscoting
- Colored glass portholes
- Wood stove
- LED lighting
Resources:
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Very creative and beautifully crafted
Agreed! — Tiny House Talk Team
Pretty much perfect for the purpose for which it was built – I’m not sure what he does with the carriage wheels when actually towing the thing – I suspect some sort of roof rack arrangement – but it looks very cozy and quaint. Very nicely done.
Yes that’s a great question, Jaime! — Tiny House Talk Team
Jaime, the wheels fold in half and go in the truck for travel. The staircase knocks down flat as well.
No thank you, what would be comfortable about this structure?
Louise,
Agreed… hardly any space for us and the wenches to spread out.
No no, we meant, we need to stack.
No no, we meant, some of us need to take turns stacking while the others need to spread out.
Well, maybe, ‘need’ could give the wrong impression. But ‘want’ or ‘desire’ would take us in a different direction entirely. Something along the lines of “…dangerously impractical and therefore necessary…”
Words fail us. We’ll shut-up now.
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ps: hey, ‘Possum… go Ducks!
It’s for camping, and their step-up from a canvas tent, so I’d love it 🙂 — Tiny House Talk Team
Yes, I agree it is 100 times better than a tent, but my idea of camping is a 48 footer with bump out’s. But even with that those days are over for me, all good things come to an end . . .
Does Cinderella come with this?
Hehe 🙂 — Tiny House Talk Team
To each his own, the poor guy just sharing what HE likes, with us. 🙂
Exactly! — Tiny House Talk Team
Perfect for their purpose:):) Don’t miss the blog step by step, very well done indeed LOL
I agree! — Tiny House Talk Team
Very artistic, cosy and nicely done!
Yes, it’s great! — Tiny House Talk Team
This little house is incredible!! He did a marvelous job styling it! From the outside it’s deceiving you would never realize how he fits everything he needs in his little coach. It’s really cozy! Love all the woodwork that he incorporated into his place! ?
That’s what I thought, Carol. Shockingly spacious! — Tiny House Talk Team
Gorgeous on the outside!
Yes 🙂 — Tiny House Talk Team
I used to be a street actor at the Atherton, CA, Ren Faire (back in the day when the original owner owned it; but not after Coka-Cola bought it out and translated it into a brothel.) This coach camper is FABULOUS! I’m amazed at how well it has been done. Every inch is a joy to behold! Two thumbs up and a great big HUZZAH!!!
Huzzah, indeed 🙂 — Tiny House Talk Team
Silver Gypsy: I want to ask you if you really have Gypsy blood? I am part Gypsy myself, through my maternal Grandfather, whom I have never met. Always wanted to meet up with the Gypsies for as long as I can remember.
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Oooh hey! What a fantastic idea of using a stage coach for THOW! Whoever would have thought of that? Great idea and job!
I know, it’s so cool 🙂 — Tiny House Talk Team
Well there’s something you don’t see everyday…! It’s is certainly a unique tiny house ,and I’m sure a one of a kind as well…! Would I say it is something we should build many of … Well…! I don’t think it would be that well excepted in some communities because of it unique looks..! But doesn’t mean it is not a nice tiny house, everyone has their own taste and that is what makes us individuals and show our own unique individuality as a person or persons… Best of luck with your unique tiny house….!
Exactly! — Tiny House Talk Team