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Lets see Houses for the '08/'09 season

Sandmannd

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Bryce Grand Master

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news flash yours isnt anything great. its nice but theres plenty of other people that built there own that are just as good if not better...

One always needs to check the cheerios in the morning to make sure no yellowish fluid has been applied. I posted pictures in the hope that someone would get some ideas. You apparently know of some great builds that you haven't posted pics of. Be nice and share. I'm sure many of the self builders that I wished well in their endeavor would appreciate the addition of your great knowledge and experience.

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im all for showing other people my house. i just havent taken the time to take pics. i love looking at other peoples house but when they say "i dont think anyone will reach this level of quality like mine" hmm seems like someone thinks there better than everyone else....

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I'd fish out of any of them. Or try too. I'd probably lay down and fall asleep watching TV.

Bryce, you should be proud of that house and it shows! smile

I have to get a coat of paint on the exterior 1/4" plywood thats starting to delam and get rid of the smell of mouse urine this summer on my 6x8 box.

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Dinette breaks down into 3 pieces plus cushions and then moved to the front. About a dozen screws to remove. Don't really plan on using the toy door all that much but wanted the option just in case and also wanted a big dinette for entertaining. We think the builder came up with a good compromise design. The slide up/down bunk also helps open up the back end for toy hauling and at the same time provides a second queen size bed.

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