drbindy wrote:
I love this set. I will say I at least get what Rasputin is saying, but that's only in terms of scope. In an office scaled accurately (which never happens with a playset anyway), you'd expect more grandeur. And weapons would be more of the mass destruction type.
But that's with realistic scale, which ain't happening, so I totally get it.
Honestly, I see this as Destro's office on his cruise ship which he sets off in for international sales. And the guns on the walls are just prototypes for warlords in various countries to choose from. They don't come in and by a rifle for $1000 - that would be ghetto. lol. They see the rifle they want to arm their forces with, drop off a suit case filled with cash and order 20,000 of them. Clearly, the WMDs are in the cargo bay...
I love the sliding panel idea though. For me, this is most likely to get implemented in a secret lair type of set up. Hit the right button, and whamo there's Knighthawk's Paladin armor kind of thing.
Love the ideas in here.
I know you gave the site for where the books came from, but I didn't see the actual book case there. Did they have those too, or did you make that?
Thanks, love the ideas that you came up with. Honestly, I was not think that far or even as far as Rasputin did. I kind came up with the idea on the spur of the moment. If I had taken more time, and used more of the base material, I could have made some huge office with elaborate escape routes and other secret panels. I just wanted to have a place for my Destro mask. I split and hollowed out an 83 Destro head to make it look removable (corner of the room beneath the stuffed buzzard). I will take a photo of that and show the details later. The reason that I kept it the size I did was that I have so many customs, that I am running out of room. Seriously, they have taken over my apartment.
To answer your quest, the book case was hand made out of tongue depressor size craft sticks and small 1/8th inch square dowel rods.
Rasputin, the chess set is in the Dollhouse Collectibles website under Accessories, International Miniatures,