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Norn Queen






Dublin, Ireland

Looks like you could drive a tank over it and it'd still stand!

Nice work, love the wheels on it.

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Sneaky Lictor






Sedro Woolley, WA

Yeah... it is amazingly solid. Lots of storage space underneath. Looking into adding cabinets on the bottom.

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