MegoScott
Apr 7, '08, 1:06 PM
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Well, there it is. After a year of waiting and working I have a cart full of Mego Museum WGSH Special Edition Displaysets ready to take to UPS! It was a pleasure to be doing the job myself again (after my "helper" stopped helping...) and spending a few hours packing panels into plastic and boxing them up.
Of course, that was the easy part. Now to finish the Stately Caverns and Space Command pre-orders...I'm going to be posting about my progress assembling the pre-ordered playsets to keep my very patient customers updated.
If you are interested in ordering any of these sets or any of the others on the site, let me know, there is a waiting list.
If you are interested in customizing your own playsets, blank parts are available NOW and I am working on some tutorials. I'll also soon be revealing new components that will take these playsets to the next level.
If you are interested in a short history of this slow and frustrating project, check out my blog (http://www.didadisplays.com/blog/).
Thanks to all who have helped and supported me in this. Displaysets really do exist and they really look great.
http://didadisplays.com/product/WGSHSE/DSC_0295.jpg
Well, there it is. After a year of waiting and working I have a cart full of Mego Museum WGSH Special Edition Displaysets ready to take to UPS! It was a pleasure to be doing the job myself again (after my "helper" stopped helping...) and spending a few hours packing panels into plastic and boxing them up.
Of course, that was the easy part. Now to finish the Stately Caverns and Space Command pre-orders...I'm going to be posting about my progress assembling the pre-ordered playsets to keep my very patient customers updated.
If you are interested in ordering any of these sets or any of the others on the site, let me know, there is a waiting list.
If you are interested in customizing your own playsets, blank parts are available NOW and I am working on some tutorials. I'll also soon be revealing new components that will take these playsets to the next level.
If you are interested in a short history of this slow and frustrating project, check out my blog (http://www.didadisplays.com/blog/).
Thanks to all who have helped and supported me in this. Displaysets really do exist and they really look great.
http://didadisplays.com/product/WGSHSE/DSC_0295.jpg