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This one took me a couple months to complete. It's 96"L X 27"w X 36"t. I did something a little different and used tile grout over plaster instead of polystyrene. I coated the grout with a 50/50 mixture of white glue and water, which I sprayed on with a misting bottle. I borrowed this idea from the model railroading hobby, and I like this method better, it's actually stronger, quicker, cheaper, less odor, and easier to apply, and doesn't have a shine so looks more realistic. I'm pretty happy with the way it turned out. Thanks for looking.
Paul Kemes

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boy you have some lucky BDs. How many are you going to house in it?
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Edited on August 22, 2004 at 23:37:53 by phwyvern.

I'm going to put three of my females in it, with occasional "visits" from a male, if you know what I mean.

I'll build you one when you come up to PA and help me move the darn thing. The cage itself weighs a little better than 100lbs, plus 60 lbs of tile grout, 200 lbs of stones, and 300 lbs of sand! Thank God I have a basement, then again, I don't ever want to move.
Thanks for the kind words.
Paul

dude that cage rules. if i had any skills at that stuff it would rule cause a cage like that dominates.

Very nice work....lucky dragon(s)!
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Tracey
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"Whining is not only graceless, but can be dangerous.
It can alert a brute that a victim is in the neighborhood" ~Maya Angelou

Looks like you put in a lot of hours and hard work. It's really a great enclosure.
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