Ryan

Awe man, now I feel bad, I was not ware you did this. It was just a jest at buying kits we will never finish! Now I need to wear a disguise to the Nats so you don't recolonize me.

Clunk, Stash procurement is not a sustainable business model. 1 to 1, what a terrible story, I'm sorry to read this is happening to you. Ryan

Very clean build, I applaud your efforts. Ryan

Never an easy time man sorry. I have been there a few times, damn shit eaters really become part of the family! Ryan.

Looks great man.

Me too, I didn't want any part of that thing. The deep end pool light eye was kinda cheesy but it worked. (I still think of it when I look at my own pool light) We only saw the front end of the monster too, not the mouth part...the sequence were they are eaten then cocooned then tossed back out seemed like a lot of work for the creature.

Clunk you can get clear decal film at Hobby Lobby, maybe spray, seal and cut to fit?

Clunk, your issue is you don't run the household, Mrs Clunk does! Awe who am I kidding, I don't run mine either.......

Prolly my first purchase at the Nats this year.....

Fekken' models, always something to keep us on our toes. You will sort it out. Ryan

Man that really looks great under a coat of GSB. Ryan

Thats a good idea, I like it. I have seen those display coffee table units, but would never get the wife on board.

She is a keeper.

Your wife brings you coffee?

Wumm you beat me to it. That design layout is....fascinating.

I can generate a cut list for those who send me a drawing.

Another option is to use wood framed glass shelves with 1/4" glass, if you used a center stile or rail or even a checkerboard look that could keep cost down. Or even go with solid ply shelves and then spotlight LED for lighting, not ideal, but if trying to cut corners.....

Don't forget too you have potentially hidden space in walls, By recessing the cab into the wall it wont look as menacing! I had an idea to turn a spare bedroom closet into a space to insert one such cabinet.

Clunk, I work in custom cabinetry for a living, your only option might be a special design. Prepare for a $1,500 per running foot cost for this type of work. Ryan

love it. Ryan

Buy yourself an expensive kit, then stash it away. Ryan

Well its not like any of us need another model to put on the pile.

What is really maddening is that I had the darn thing in the cart ready to push the button and hesitated.

Good fix Carl.

Thanks Carl, I only had to strip it once too! Ryan