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Here's one I've been wanting to do for a long while but only recently figured out the design. This is a deluxe 22" X 10" X 10" carrying case playset that opens up into a 30" long x 33" wide playset with two 15" towers. Includes a draw bridge with crank to lower and raise it, a dungeon with a locking jail door (Lasermego, thanks), and detachable parapets (also Lasermego, with cool etched rock detail). I should have picked up a set of Paul's round table and thrones to finish off these pics!
For more pictures and ordering info, click here.
Truthfully, the door is a little short to get the knight through on top of the horse, but that's Mego for ya.
Carry it to school, work, on a date, wherever you want to impress people.
I love the way the drawbridge doubles as the case latch. This kind of thing thrills me.
The fold up towers are great--I took one of my 30inch towers used for Batcaves and Daily Planets and cut them in half. The parapets slide onto the sides of the walls very easily, I chose not to have them snap on--too much work for me and the user. These stay in place firmly.
Adding a Mego style turnlock to the lasercut door just make it super awesome, I'm thrilled with the result.
Here's a view from the tower. I love these platforms. The interior art is based very closely on the round table room in the 1950's movie that inspired Mego's Knights.
Trading card photos reused for the big door panel image. I added some dot screen pattern to make it feel like it was printed old style.
For more pictures and ordering info, click here.
Truthfully, the door is a little short to get the knight through on top of the horse, but that's Mego for ya.
Carry it to school, work, on a date, wherever you want to impress people.
I love the way the drawbridge doubles as the case latch. This kind of thing thrills me.
The fold up towers are great--I took one of my 30inch towers used for Batcaves and Daily Planets and cut them in half. The parapets slide onto the sides of the walls very easily, I chose not to have them snap on--too much work for me and the user. These stay in place firmly.
Adding a Mego style turnlock to the lasercut door just make it super awesome, I'm thrilled with the result.
Here's a view from the tower. I love these platforms. The interior art is based very closely on the round table room in the 1950's movie that inspired Mego's Knights.
Trading card photos reused for the big door panel image. I added some dot screen pattern to make it feel like it was printed old style.
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