Grandpa Ed's Workshop

A project in Cameron Park, CA by Jon Fromm
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Toys should be timeless and built to last! I'm going to build the coolest wooden castles you and your kids will ever play with!
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Backers: 23
Average Pledge Per Backer: $58

Funded: $1,341 of $1,000
Dates: Jan 6th -> Feb 5th (30 days)
Project By: Jon Fromm
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Latest News

FUNDED!!!!

February 3rd - via: kickstarter.com
With 2 days to go we are now over the $1,000 mark!  That means Grandpa Ed's Workshop is now FUNDED!!!!  Congratulations backers, you will all be getting your castles!  A special thanks goes out to the backer who pushed us to our goal.  My... (Read More)

Almost there!

February 2nd - via: kickstarter.com
Hello everyone!  I hope you all enjoyed your Super Sunday!  There is only 71 hours left in this campaign and a mere 60$ to go.  I have been advertising aggressively to close the gap.  As backers I'm sure you are anxious to see our campaign get... (Read More)

Watchtowers and Paint Jobs

January 21st - via: kickstarter.com
Hello everyone, Halfway to go and well over half way to our goal!  Thank you all for your support and keep spreading the word!  As promised I have photos of the Watchtower prototypes as well as all five base paint finishes.   Let's start with the... (Read More)

Enjoy your Sunday!

January 19th - via: kickstarter.com
Hi guys! We are almost halfway through the campaign and about halfway to our goal. The future is looking bright! Thank you all very much for the generous support! I'm working on a pair of examples of the Watch Tower and hope to have pictures up by... (Read More)

10 Different and Unique Uses for Grandpa Ed's Castles

January 12th - via: kickstarter.com
As you already know, Grandpa Ed's castles make great playsets for toy figures.  But in the spirit of Grandpa Ed we've thought of other novel uses for these great products.  Some are sort of obvious and a few are kind of out there.  Feel free to... (Read More)

A note on small pieces

January 9th - via: kickstarter.com
Hello everyone and thank you for your overwhelming support and feedback over the past few days. I'd like to emphasize that some castle components have small pieces that may be hazardous to children under 3 and too fragile for children under 5.  My... (Read More)

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