
well, to get this blog started I thought I would show you one of the lesser known sets, the adventure raft. It was released in Germany under the name "Abenteuer-Floß".
You probably remember the inflatable raft which was used for everything from espionage to deep-sea diving but what about a wooden raft ? No ? Well thats no surprise because this particular set was unique to the Action Team range and only produced in Germany.
The box art shows the bearded adventurer guiding his raft through stormy seas. A large sail with the familiar A.T. logo is catching the wind.
On the box is a notice stating "Bausatz" which means some assembly is required. Inside the box are several long thin pieces of wood resembling miniature logs, a cloth sail and some instructions. So, lets see, we have a raft with a sail and an oar which doubles as a rudder. Put it together and VOILA, you're ready to hit the high seas or at least the fishpond in the garden.


Would love to see a scan of the instructions. Been thinking of building one of these for a long time. How big is this thing once its together?
ReplyDeleteThat is a good idea. I will try and get a scan of the instructions and the raft details ASAP :-)
ReplyDeleteBy chance do you have the instructions for the raft details. Would love the opportunity to build one.
DeleteSounds great! That would be a huge help!
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