Philip Roy’s submarine

Philip Roy, author of Submarine Outlaw, goes an extra mile and constructs a model submarine

 

Submarine propeller

The submarine propeller

 

The submarine under construction

The submarine under construction

 

The submarine outlook from the rear end

The submarine view from the rear end

This entry was posted on Tuesday, June 2nd, 2009 at 4:33 pm and is filed under Uncategorized.
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One Response to “Philip Roy’s submarine”

  1. Submarine Outlaw « What Counts! Says:
    July 19th, 2009 at 7:45 am

    [...] Submarine Outlaw takes you on the wild ride of a young boy on the Rock (Newfoundland) dreaming of a life beyond fishing.  What he really wants  to do is explore and along with an eccentric junk yard mechanic he dreams of exploring in a submarine.  Philip Roy’s Submarine Outlaw has lovable and believable characters, bringing alive a well-written, evenly paced story.  You will be required to suspend your disbelief and join them on this fantastic journey. Rating: #1(Highly Recommended) ✓    #2        #3         #4 (not acceptable) [...]