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Cheddarmonger's Workbench!

Started by cheddarmonger, April 16, 2007, 10:46:27 AM

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Custom_Hobby

It might cave in if I did that. I have too many of them and some are huge old lead ones. Part of my collection I need to buy a huge glass display case. I just need to find the right one.
Mike
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Perv

ccm site has just had a discussion about display cases.  people suggested Ikea but there were a couple of others too.  check the group website and u should find them.

Have u got the Chicken Dragon?  the big one & think it was their first.....


Custom_Hobby

Thanks for the info. I have been a little lax with checking the CCM stuff of late.

The Chicken Dragon is at the top of my wants list! I want one but it needs to be unpainted.
Mike
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cheddarmonger

Mike -- are you saying that you are a work in progress, or that life has you whipped?  :cm

By the way; almost all houses out here have BASEMENTS!  Awesome for gaming and hobbies.
Nevermind me, I have a cruddy banner, so please click HERE for Cheddarmongers!

Perv

I clicked on the links and there was some nice stuff from what I remember but am sure you can find better and cheaper if u search around on the web

Never even heard of the Chicken Dragon being for sale.  Think it was £50 when it came out which due to inflation would work out about £150 in todays money.  I bet it'd reach 5k on ebay painted or unpainted now.....

"By the way; almost all houses out here have BASEMENTS!  Awesome for gaming and hobbies." never had a house with one but has always been top of my list for "wants in a house".  So many hobbies they're suitable for  :icon_w00t:  so little land in UK u would have thought they'd be standard.....

Custom_Hobby

Quote from: cheddarmonger on August 31, 2007, 02:31:48 PM
Mike -- are you saying that you are a work in progress, or that life has you whipped?  :cm

A little of both of late

Quote from: cheddarmonger on August 31, 2007, 02:31:48 PM
By the way; almost all houses out here have BASEMENTS!  Awesome for gaming and hobbies.

They are great for painting too if you have a dehumidifier.

Quote from: Perv on August 31, 2007, 02:40:29 PM
I clicked on the links and there was some nice stuff from what I remember but am sure you can find better and cheaper if u search around on the web

Post a link for me if you find anything nice and affordable.

Quote from: Perv on August 31, 2007, 02:40:29 PM
Never even heard of the Chicken Dragon being for sale.  Think it was £50 when it came out which due to inflation would work out about £150 in todays money.  I bet it'd reach 5k on ebay painted or unpainted now.....

The last one I saw on Ebay sold for $3500 US. That was about two years ago.

Quote from: Perv on August 31, 2007, 02:40:29 PM
"By the way; almost all houses out here have BASEMENTS!  Awesome for gaming and hobbies." never had a house with one but has always been top of my list for "wants in a house".  So many hobbies they're suitable for :icon_w00t:  so little land in UK u would have thought they'd be standard.....

I want to buy a house in a number of years and I know it won't be in NY.
Mike
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cheddarmonger

Quote from: Custom_Hobby on August 31, 2007, 02:46:39 PM
Quote from: cheddarmonger on August 31, 2007, 02:31:48 PM
By the way; almost all houses out here have BASEMENTS!  Awesome for gaming and hobbies.

They are great for painting too if you have a dehumidifier.

For the most part, houses built within the past 30 years are dry basements or walk-outs -- quasi basements that are only half underground.  We actually have a dehumidifier, but haven't had to use it yet.  Amanda's library is in the basement, and her books are doing just fine, high and dry.
Nevermind me, I have a cruddy banner, so please click HERE for Cheddarmongers!

Custom_Hobby

That actually might be it. Most of the basements I have been in here in NY are in older houses and some are very moist.
Mike
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Perv


Custom_Hobby

Thanks for the site Perv. I like those cases they have.  :occasion14:
Mike
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Dr.Evil

Quote from: cheddarmonger on August 31, 2007, 11:21:44 AM
A setup like this should give you plenty of room, Wristy:

http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/S79834772

Maybe three of them, but i don't have space for part of one.  :shrug:

Quote from: cheddarmonger on August 31, 2007, 02:31:48 PM
Mike -- are you saying that you are a work in progress, or that life has you whipped?  :cm

By the way; almost all houses out here have BASEMENTS!  Awesome for gaming and hobbies.

Wish we had a basement or a decent attic, would have a bit set up for myself.  :icon_wink:
Click here to see more of my painted stuff.
http://www.cheddarmongers.org/prod/pic/wristaction


Custom_Hobby

Same here Wristy, David sent me some links about houses in his area and they are very nice. Makes me wish I was able to move right now.
Mike
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Keeper

The houses are supposed to be great, but the bridges have a bad reputation round there!

How is it all going with that, Cheddar?  Still a nightmare?
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