modeleers
Sr Member
Thanks for the update.
I've been quietly waiting for it.
Thanx You! Your silence is noted & your secret is safe with me, :cool
but this will make the number of interested persons - one more closer to 3 dozen.
(thanx again!)
Dexter: Blood Slide Case
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Thanx You! Your silence is noted & your secret is safe with me, :cool
but this will make the number of interested persons - one more closer to 3 dozen.
(thanx again!)
Can't wait! I prefer accuracy over The New Yankee Workshop. Dammit, Jim, I'm a prop collector, not a doctor!
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For this, I really don't care about quality. I just want it to look as accurate as possible. I'm not bashing your efforts, as the craftsmanship is amazing; New Yankee Workshop quality. It was a compliment. I'm just stating my OPINION on what I want in a blood slide box. If I were in the medical field, I would get one of yours so I could use it on a day to day basis.
You're much much too hot tempered, defensive, and unprofessional, again, in my opinion. Frankly, that's another reason I'd rather do business elsewhere. I'm not trying to start anything, but I would like you to take this friendly advice to heart: Calm Down. You've made some nice contributions to this board, and I wouldn't want to see you get alienated.
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Nuclearsphinx
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Well I must say the box I recieved is top notch. I compared it with hi res screen caps and with a standard blood slide box (As I work in a laboratory quite requarly) and this particular Trophy case is amazing and as far as accuracy I dont think you can get much closer. I cannot find a single problem accuracy wise with mine and I have gone over it with a fine tooth comb!
Jack Bauer
Sr Member
What's your friends name I might know him. What BTWis a "set master"? Not familiar with this term.
modeleers
Sr Member
...then you might not know him.
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Jack Bauer
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...the signature is because it's interesting how people feel the need to act as cronies to a higher power and report your ever post and move as if feeling a sad sense of competition or thrill from tattling. That's a whole other story. Some of those cronies are members here.
Peace is the key.
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Justbyteme
New Member
Hi,
I'm new to this forum and I'm interested in the Dexter Slide Box too.
I've researched slide boxes online but only found the ones that open the wrong way and they also have a laminated top, as well as the slide boxes are only designed to take a single slide instead of the dual slide as shown in Dexter.
So, I was wondering what others in this forum are selling their custom boxes for?
Thanks!
I'm new to this forum and I'm interested in the Dexter Slide Box too.
I've researched slide boxes online but only found the ones that open the wrong way and they also have a laminated top, as well as the slide boxes are only designed to take a single slide instead of the dual slide as shown in Dexter.
So, I was wondering what others in this forum are selling their custom boxes for?
Thanks!
modeleers
Sr Member
My passion for the Trophy case has been compromised & I want to publicly apologize to the Dexter fans for not doing the right thing when things got sticky in the 1st place & that is -
To withdraw from this situation all together.
(in plain English - stick a fork in silly ol' me - cause I'm done! )
Enjoy the Show & Prop Collecting!
To withdraw from this situation all together.
(in plain English - stick a fork in silly ol' me - cause I'm done! )
Enjoy the Show & Prop Collecting!
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WarMachine
Sr Member
I LOVE this show and have been dying to get a blood slide case for a while now.
Oh and coincidentally enough, I used to live in the house that is now Quinns apartment on the show. It's the yellow and blue one (actually white and blue in real life) and it's on 1st street in Long Beach. The next block over is also where Dexter and Rita's house is now on the show too. I have to laugh every time I drive past "Dexter's" house because they repainted the sidewalk with a little Miami palm tree and the house number and it's the ONLY repainted house number on the sidewalk. Gets me every time. It sticks out like a sore thumb lol.
Oh and coincidentally enough, I used to live in the house that is now Quinns apartment on the show. It's the yellow and blue one (actually white and blue in real life) and it's on 1st street in Long Beach. The next block over is also where Dexter and Rita's house is now on the show too. I have to laugh every time I drive past "Dexter's" house because they repainted the sidewalk with a little Miami palm tree and the house number and it's the ONLY repainted house number on the sidewalk. Gets me every time. It sticks out like a sore thumb lol.
Passion is certainly what drives this hobby too. If I had a nickel for every time a friend told me I was crazy for spending so much money and time on prop replicas, but my passion for collecting movie items is no different than someone with a passion for collecting expensive sports memorabilia - jerseys, autographed balls, equipment, etc...
Props are something special. A simple object like a flash handle can become the fantastical weaponry of a Jedi Knight....and a woman's shaver can become a comlink
I love the Dexter show. I love props. I love being able to help work on a prop that I like and that many others like too - and I look forward to having an opportunity to make things right and forge a new friendship with Modeleers and work towards a common goal.
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