Chopped and Dropped LY

**ielongboardman** · 08-25-2008 10:55 PM

ha ha ha when i was first readin what you said i was holy #### he just cut up his landyachtz and then i got to the pics and i was like damn that looks super sick

**wardlarson** · 08-25-2008 10:59 PM

Originally Posted by ielongboardman

ha ha ha when i was first readin what you said i was holy #### he just cut up his landyachtz and then i got to the pics and i was like damn that looks super sick

AND THEN WHAT HAPPENED

**HesThatGuy** · 08-26-2008 12:26 AM

That is a super sick chop and drop job.

Mad props boby

**PimaBombz** · 08-26-2008 12:35 AM

Originally Posted by TheKraken

That thing is awesome. It really looks perfect. I agree with Pima too, Landys are made to be chopped up.

Holy crap! Somebody agrees with me!

**boardin'mormon** · 08-26-2008 11:57 PM

wow you just changed my opinion on chopping rideable boards AMAZING job looks killer

**boby** · 08-27-2008 01:13 AM

Thanks all.

Both Louis and myself, think that it has been not only a huge improvement to the deck, but a great learning process for him. He has learnt how to make 'hybrid wheelwells' and use my router for the drop through hole.

It has been ridden more in the last couple of days than it ever has been. A board that is used is better than one that has sat in his room!

Cheers,
Will

**Jat** · 08-27-2008 06:31 AM

That looks incredible. Oh and if doesn't bite on 76mm wheels then it's a trade up from my friends Battle Axe. He didn't care and remained stoked, but I felt bad for giving him thumbs up for a setup that bites when you try medium carves.

I'll show him your work of art and maybe he'll consider making some cutouts.

**Ogre** · 08-27-2008 06:36 AM

Very nice and patient work.. good to see youngsters taking their time and not "butchering" in the name of haste!
Looks better than most production decks