Saturday, February 11, 2012

Model Paint Shelves: Testimonials!

"If you own or know someone who has a Paint Tier 80 there are many flaws;  Large footprint, not sturdy when fully loaded, dropper bottles fall over with ease causing the domino effect etc.  And the Stadium Style is nice but the footprint takes up unnecessary space.  After seeing the pictured acrylic shelves from my friend James at Table Top Gaming Bunker  I realized he had something great.   Thanks James for the time and creativity you put into this simple yet previously unavailable product on the market for us painters.  My desk is turning into my 'dream' paint station."

This is from Les from Awesomepaintjob.com.  He was the first to review my product.  Here is a shot of his desk.




"I love my paint racks!!  It's hard to imagine that a rack large enough to hold 255 bottles of paint plus a top shelf for more bottles, could be almost unnoticeable on my desk, which helps a lot since my painting desk is  small.   It's easy to get paints in and out of and having paint drops on the top of the bottles  makes it easy to find the right paint fast.  Since it is clear acrylic, it allows light to pass through it and doesn't give off a glare or distract from any of the activity going on on the desk.  I've had quite a few  different paint racks and, by far,  this is the best one I have ever owned." 

This customer is Ann.  She has purchased 4 of the Vallejo 250 shelves and two of the Hobby Paint Shelves.
Here is a picture she sent along.




"Also I would share for those that might be looking for something to hold your paint, i got my paint shelves into from Table Top Gaming Bunker. They took about 3 weeks for him to make them but I think they were worth the wait."

This customer has purchased two of the Hobby Shelves and one Valejo 250.


If you have purchased one of my products and would like to review it, please submit a comment with a picture of your setup and I'll gladly post it.  Thanks!

TTG


Saturday, January 21, 2012

New Project Model Paint Shelves Available Immediately

Well folks, I just boxed up the last shelf for shipment today and will be sending them all out to their new homes.  Thanks very much for the response with these shelves!  I am happy to be officially releasing the new shelves on the store page and am looking forward to serving those that have already requested the new unit.  Its very fulfilling to know that your interest in my blog has allowed me to create a product that fills a need for the community. 
That said, I'd like to ask for more ideas about what type of shelves YOU would like to see and hopefully I can begin to fill that need as well. 
Here is a sneak peek of the newest product I have been developing for the past year.  You may be seeing this very soon!  These handy little guys are for the airbrush users out there.  I will be making them to support anywhere from 2-6 airbrushes, each with a regulator and gauge.  This manifold will take one standard input from an air compressor and provide regulated air power for each brush.  This effectively means no more brush swapping!  Let me know what you all think about these!  Oh by the way, the final models will be in acrylic and not high polish stainless steel, unless there is a desire for that.



Monday, January 9, 2012

Winner Winner Chicken Dinner!

As it is long overdue, I shall announce the results for the TTG Birthday Hobby Shelf Giveaway.
Winners are 1,2 and 3 in the random.org drawing below.  Congrats to Col Shofer for 1st prize.

   

     1st place will recieve their choice of shelves.
     2nd place will recieve a hobby related bag and a $15.00 Store Voucher toward the purchase of anything in the store.
     3rd place recieves a $15.00 Store Voucher toward the purchase of anything in the store.
In the event the winners are unable to claim their prize before 1/20/12, the next places will be notified.
Thank you all for being valued members of my blog site and for your interest in what I am up to.

     If you do not see your name on the list, it is because you did not make the deadline.

Wednesday, January 4, 2012

Project Paint Shelf Update


So, there has been a bit of interest in the new shelf.  I also posted this on Dakka Dakka and had quite a few PM requests for pricing.  The verdict is out and the prices are as low as I can possibly keep them.  Without Further Adieu:

The 25+ Project Shelf-  Holds 25 of your common hobby paints with room for a few extras should you be using various bottles.  This shelf will cost $40.00 + S&H

The 50+ Project Shelf-  Holds 50 of your common hobby paints with room for a few extras should you be using various bottles.  This shelf will cost $50.00 + S&H

The 60+ Project Shelf-   Holds 60 of your common hobby paints with room for a few extras should you be using various bottles.  This shelf will cost $60.00 + S&H

The way that this is going to work is as follows:  Each shelf can take up to 3 months to be delivered.  I am sorry, but this is a hobby more than a job, and my real job keeps me traveling frequently.  I am not saying that the shelves will take the full 3 months; maybe not even 3 weeks, but please be patient with me and you WILL get your product.  I thought about holding orders until ten units had to be made, and then shipping out all ten, but I think if I am just as honest as I can be with you all, you will in turn be more satisfied. 
Now for shipping:  I cannot possibly guarantee that items shipped overseas will not break!  This is an extremely fragile product and have had many redo's as a result.  Any person out of the Continental US must pay all additional freight, and I load the boxes with fragile stickers and whatnot, but I am not guaranteed by the post office to get reimbursed for my shelf should it arrive broken.  I WILL ship to you overseas if this is acceptable. 
In no way do I want to make it hard for you to get your shelf, however; I am just one guy and the response for these shelves has been extremely overwhelming.  The above disclaimer is essentially all of the growing pains that I have had trying to fulfill orders for you, my wonderful followers!  Thank you for the great response to this product, and I look forward to helping you equip your hobby! 

TTG

Monday, January 2, 2012

New Year, New Stuff

First things first, I wanted to wish everyone a very happy New Year.

Second, anyone awaiting shipment, there is a huge order going out by the end of the week.  Many apologies for the length of time I have been holding onto these orders, however the Holiday season is a very busy and action packed one as you all may know.  I will include discount coupons with those of you that have been waiting a while. 

Third, as for our birthday contest, I have a winner, but I have yet to post this.  Look for an additional post soon to find out if you were the lucky winner.  I will also send an email out to the winners so you know who you are.

Last, I am interested in getting feedback for one of my newest items.  The idea came for this shelf when I realized that I did not want to put away all of the paints and utility bottles that I was using for a specific project, so I made this shelf to hold all of my project related materials.  They will come in several lengths depending on your need and should hold anywhere from 20-60 bottles of all types.  Please take a look at the pictures and let me know your thoughts on the product.  I will be launching this as soon as I fill all of my current orders. Take a look at the pics below.


Monday, September 26, 2011

Shelf Giveway

Four days are left for you to get your free shelf to celebrate TTG Bunker's 1st birthday.  All you have to do is comment on this blog post before the end of the month!  I'd say that this is the perhaps the easiest contest on the internet and I'm giving away some really nice stuff.  The only way to win is to comment people!
Go post a comment already!
What are you waiting for?
You know you want to!

Tuesday, September 6, 2011

TTG Bunker's 1st Birthday

Hey folks,
     The blog is coming up on its one year birthday on September 8th and how better than to celebrate by giving away stuff!

     So, nothing to it, except:
           (A) You MUST be a follower
           (B) You must comment on this post (something PG-13, for instance "Happy Birthday TTG!")
           (C) You must win the Random.com drawing
           (D) If you are not in the CONUS and you win a shelf, shipping will be on you.  Sorry about this, but it costs a lot to ship these out of the USA (between 35-60 USD) and I do not have any sponsors to help adjust the costs.  But if you want a shelf, this is a great time to get one for just the cost of shipping.

     There are three (3) prize levels which are the following:
          (1) Choice of Hobby Shelf OR Dropper Bottle Shelf
          (2) Random bag of hobby supplies and $15.00 Store Credit.
          (3) $15.00 Store Credit
    
     Again, all of the prizes are sponsored by ME, the hobbyist for YOU, the bloglings.  The drawing is completely random within the above stated guidelines.  TTG Bunker appreciates your support, and thanks you for a very good first year.  I will do my best to keep content coming along with many of the planned tutorials that are already recorded.  Youtube will be a big part of the next year of the site, so stay tuned for more video tutorials and just plain wargaming fun.

     As a BONUS, if the site reaches 100 subs by the end of September, I'll give away TWO (2) shelves.  Tell your friends to up your chances of winning the popular hobby painting shelves.

     Also a big thanks to Awesomepaintjob.com and Scalemodeladdict.com for your support to the site.