Now you can really fly your desk...

[Lancer]

Check out this site... don't drool on yourselves now...

http://www.motoart.com



If you want to buy any of this stuff, I hope you have deep pockets. 

Very nice stuff indeed.

[MIKE]

I think these are the same guys who had a show on the Discovery Channel or TLC a while back.  Wingnuts or something.

I like the "Get Bombed" table. 

[Lancer]

I think there are the same guys who had a show on the Discovery Channel or TLC a while back.  Wingnuts or something.

I like the "Get Bombed" table. 

Yep, Wing Nuts, I think I seen an episode or two before it went away. Would be cool if they re-ran it. If they are still around when I hit it big, I'm going to have them furnish large parts of my home. 

[MIKE]

Need one of the B-52 office chairs for when things get bad on the forum. 

[A.Member]

Sweet!   

...but their prices do look to be a bit excessive.  I bet a resourceful enough guy could build something similar on his own for much cheaper.  Hmmm....

[SarDragon]

Availability of the raw materials is a big part of the cost. Where are you going to get the basic parts to work with? Oh, yeah, just run right down to your local surplus store and buy a B-52 ejection seat.

[DNall]

buy it as scap metal after the thing is smashed up to comply with nuke treaty, same as those guys did. Use what you want, scrap the rest.

[A.Member]

Availability of the raw materials is a big part of the cost. Where are you going to get the basic parts to work with? Oh, yeah, just run right down to your local surplus store and buy a B-52 ejection seat.

Actually, I was just thinking from an aviation standpoint.  There are lots of boneyards to obtain parts from and refurbish, especially when they have no other practical value for reuse.   I mean really, does it matter if a desk is made from a B-52 flap or a 727 flap?  Either way it looks cool.