Thanks for the compliment cuyeda ...
Another version of that table can be found
here with printable plans and instructions.
I have built several of those tables and they are excellent for pre-teens, however, it's just too small for
ample adults like myself.

The seats are too low, too close to the table top, and it is very difficult for me to get my big clumsy feet across the leg to sit at that table.
The reasoning behind the large table
pic is for comfort, conversation, and easy in/out without bothering the person(s) sitting next to you, however, it is WAAAYYY to large to haul around in a teardrop (I do haul several to family gatherings in my 17' Aristocrat though.)
The TearTable is a minimal version of the large table while retaining most of the "comfort" and increasing the portability substantially. It will stack flat (under a mattress) and should fit through most if not all teardrop doors.
Unfortunately, I have been unable to create a prototype myself (my "workshop" has snow drifts in it), and I'm relying on the people on this forum that I have sent plans to build one and share their experience, likes, dislikes, etc. and will eventually get bug-free copies of these plans in a more permanent location for everyone to use.