This build was a stretch for me…only because I’m not a fan of Halloween or any creepy themes. But I’m in Cleveland while my dad recovers from open heart surgery and I wanted something to build to pass the time. I chose this kit because I know someone who would love it, so this is being gifted.
It was a really fun and easy build. There are seven lights, all red and green. The quality is great. I didn’t change anything except to paint the edges. It did come with its own dust cover which I always appreciate. Instructions were clear and pretty easy to follow with colored pictures.
Pretty cool! The green and red lights really do give it that spooky feeling. I’m sure whoever receives this will greatly appreciate it. Hoping that your dad will soon be on the mend for good
This turned out really great, Tina. I hope building it gave you a calm little distraction while being there with your dad, and I really hope his recovery goes well. Whoever receives this as a gift is going to love it.
@Tkaplan this turned out beautifully, especially for a theme that is outside your usual comfort zone. Building it while staying in Cleveland during your dad’s recovery gives the project a very personal context, and it is lovely that it will become a gift for someone who enjoys that spooky style. The red and green lights really help the whole scene feel complete.
You did an amazing job!Even if Halloween isn’tyour usual style, it’s wonderful that you stepped outside your comfort zone. The finished build looks fantastic, and I think it’s extra special knowing it’s going to someone who will truly love it. I also hope your dad continues to recover well. Wishing him a smooth recovery, and happy building on your next project!