coming soon...
 

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Find out more info in the upcoming edition of The Tweak.

I can smell the grass from here!!!!
 

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Smilin
 

About time you sneaked a pic up, LOL, I have over 15 pics of this thing and I'm tellin you all when you see it your mouth is going to drop, I have been dyin to put some pics up of this stadium but was told if I did I would get a knock at the door at 4am, LOL, I'm not kiddin coaches, this thing has a mcfarlene look for stadiums, everything is perfect and setup just right, saturdays will never be the same.

Norbert Revels

More pics , you Saint lovin wild man .

you've gotta wait for the tweak.

OK
 

FIRST OFF IF THAT IS IN ANYWAY NOT A REAL FOOTBALL FIELD THEN I AM ALREADY AMAZED ...BECAUSE THAT IS AWESOME


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whats your address chris lol

for everyone who was interested inthis and liked what they saw in the tweak, here is an update and a word of caution.
the board was heavily damaged during shipping. even though the box was well packed and was clearly marked "DO NOT STACK", UPS stacked what appears to be a drum of some sort on the box, crushing the field and damaging the wood trim and other parts of the board. the board appears to have been dropped on its end as well. i use to work in a shipping department packaging and shipping out items of all shapes, sizes and makes, so i undrestand that these things do happen, but i also understand how to pack a box, which UPS says that i incorrectly packed the item. ( i am not really sure how they can come to that conclusion since the box had already been opened and unpacked.) however, my one mistake was having too much trust in a company, that sees millions of packages pass through their docks a year, to take care of my package. i should have built a wooden frame around the box and paid the extra shipping. so take these things in mind when shipping out anything that is fragile, wrap it well in plastic and/or cell-air, also wrap it in bubble wrap, have the corners protected, and if there are any special instructions like do not stack, include that in the shipping bill that you fill out under special instructions, the shipping company may be more likely to heed your request. also, keep all receipts and documentation of your piece and of the shipment, because if it is damaged, even if you pay insurance, be prepared for a struggle to get your claim, they are not just going to hand you a check. i am still in the middle of attemtping to recover the claim for damages made during shipment.
the good news, i have been able to salvage the board, and while it is not completely finished, it shall be back in the hands of ken tamashiro very soon, this time in one piece.mgngcrz
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good ol'UPS
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almost finished
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sad........
 

sad that this happened......:( :( :( :( :( :( :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad:

Chris, I'm sad that ths has happened. But truth be told, I have to confess that it wasn't UPS fault. One of my Sasquatch saw pics of that field and became jealous because they don't have a field like that. He tracked down the truck using hs superior Sasquatchian hunting skills and stomped the box to bits. He was given a good spanking and kicked off the team. Now if I can only get that stench off my hands..... My appologes to Ken. :(

which is why ....
 

I no longer ship boards...... first it is expensive to buy the box/make the box and other packing materials to do the job correctly.

Secondly it takes TIME to do it properly too. [By the time it is completed one might have two or three hours in time, in addition to $30.00 JUST in materials to ship the box.

Third, you have to pay the shipper, in which many cases one has to get charged extra because the box is over sized, which could be another $30.00....so there is $60.00 in hard charges not to mention the labor, and I don't know anyone who wants to work for FREE!

Fourth, ..... I no longer care to listen to all the whining about the shipping cost of a board. It is not worth the time or aggravation.:cool:

So if you want one, ........get one at BuzzFest or some other event that I am at, that is the way I am selling them.

so that explains it. a source, that wishes to remain unnamed, sent me this photo. i thought that it was photoshopped, but i guess not.
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thanks for doing the dirty work al!:D

i hear ya, rip. i had been contemplating whether or not i wanted to build boards for sale, but i am leaning in the direction of "if i can't hand it to ya' in person, i don't want to do it."

Yeah, that's Clyde all right. He tried to deny it, but he had incriminating UPS stickers stuck to the bottom of his feet. :o

here's the board after repair. there is still a little bit of tweaking left to do, but overall, it runs well. sorry about the dark exposure, i shot this at 1:30 am. this is at about 3/4 power.

Looks good to me!!!!!
 

Hey chris, it's running sweet on the video. How did you make out with your insurance claim????


Nat'l

thanks, still trying to work out the insurance. ups is terrible.