How to make a gypsy caravan

Here we're going to build a small gypsy caravan, out of scrap wood as usual. It's something that anyone with a bit of DIY know how can do. Building a gypsy caravan (the old shape) is pretty easy. You can use it as a bird feeder or a nesting box or even just as a garden ornament.
The construction is a little bit fiddly but with a bit of time and patience it can be done quite easily.
I see these types of things for sale in garden centres and other places quite regularly. They're always cheaply made and wouldn't stand the test of time. This on the other hand is very strong and providing it is done right and the proper measures taken to weather proof it it will last a lifetime.
There are plenty of other tutorials on building such things on you tube so I urge you to watch a couple of others.
I would be interested in anyone who would like to see me make other things. Be it jigs or furniture, I open to suggestions. I would appreciate any comments be them good or bad (hopefully good, or at least constructive).
I've been a carpenter for 36 years and hopefully have gained a lot of experience in this genre. Although I'm semi retired I still like to keep active through my builds and video making.
I edited this video using Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 and photoshop CS6 which are my favourite editing programs. I also sometimes use After Effects.
My camcorder only captures in 1080i though I hope to get a new one soon. It'll save me have to convert everything to 1080p. So I filmed this on my android phone, hence the slow focusing, I apologise for that. I have to record sound separately on another device then sync it all up in post. I record everting myself. I also edit it all myself. Sometimes I get a little frustrated with the amount of time it takes to render everything. Please look out for more of my upcoming videos and if you like what you see maybe you could subscribe to my channel.

[@barbarakoeppe2623]

I love when you make miniatures

[@martynraynes1973]

I have been looking at making one myself and your video has give some brilliant ideas. The roof for one so thankyou for sharing

[@barbarakoeppe2623]

I love it

[@suewright1299]

Thanks for a brilliant video! Excellently done with some great laughs along the way. Many thanks, I look forward to your future videos....for my hubby to revel in!!!!!

[@papilon1958]

Brilliant,i just made one but nowere as good as yours but first attempt going to make another but get some better wood next time.but thankyou for your video.

[@coranford7463]

Lovely subbed x

[@ironhorse19]

Great video, very informative many thanks for sharing

[@jrgal27]

friendly nice video, great tip on building the curved section with the tape

[@reubendoyle4161]

These videos have given me great project ideas! Thanks

[@paulbignell6977]

loved it ....excellent mate

[@wood4nothing284]

You are so talented mate another great job Cheers Tim from wood 4 nothing

[@PaganWizard]

I just became your 100th subscriber. This is a very nice project!!!!!!!

[@st.apollonius5758]

That was awesome I bet if you wanted to you could build the real thing:) Liked and Subscribed

[@markopolo5695]

Thats great but what type of paint did you use

[@flawlessblocker7950]

how many gypsies can you fit in harry is there an en-suite

[@harrykatt2070]

through the back door. turn right and down the stairs. first door on left.

[@leightonalberto435]

I know I am quite off topic but does anyone know a good website to stream newly released series online ?

[@andresaries9267]

@Leighton Alberto I would suggest FlixZone. Just google for it :)

[@imrandavis4031]

@Andres Aries definitely, have been using FlixZone for since april myself :D

[@leightonalberto435]

@Andres Aries thank you, signed up and it seems like a nice service :D I appreciate it!!

[@andresaries9267]

@Leighton Alberto glad I could help =)

[@danielmolloy5214]

It didn't show in the video and I'm confused for did you get the roof put onto the sides? Would really appreciate help!!!

[@ТанюняМанюня-у5щ]

Супер!!!

[@culllaticiqsu83]

I have checked many woodworking plan sites. I think the instructions from Woodprix are the best.

[@johnhelton457]

I will try to do it with Woodglut plans.

[@shantahsieh2877]

I did it with the Stodoys plans.