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l33thaxx0rnam3

Fri Apr 30, 2004 5:30 am

I tried that but there have been so many little problems with backpacks I gave up.

For the longest time I had a vendor called "All things fish" where I sold fish, fish meat, fishing poles, sunguards, fishtank parts, stachels, bait, and shellfish harvesters. I had a Ishi Tib with a sunguard,a novice scout outfit, and a fishing pole. His eyes poked through the sunguard, it was great. It was my most fun vendor.

I also took a lot of chests and labled them "Fishtank". Sold as a kit, I never got that many questions. Sold individually, I'd get the occasional "That's just a renamed chest! That's not a fishtank!" mails.

Your post has almost inspired me to put him back up....

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Ianril

Fri Apr 30, 2004 5:42 am

#2

Have you seen the tanks that I'm referring to? I basically used two couches as the base and top, then used 4 pikes as the frame, dropped some plants in the bottom, dropped two puffer fish (only dang thing I could catch..lol), and to top it off, I put a candle just out of site under the top couch. It gives it a cool glow. I tried to find chests as they work a lot better than couches, but to no avail. It would be cool to have all of these items in one pouch.

6 chests (three for top, three for bottom)

4 pikes

three plants (I used the ones with the flowers on them)

2 fish

1bestine candle

Of course, I've seen much morecomplex versions, but this is a good generic model. Put that fisherman back up! Cheers!

Dirty Hairy

Moxxinal

Fri Apr 30, 2004 6:50 am

#3

I recommend the use of the wood-looking end tables for the base (named Base), metal staffs for the glass (Tempered Glass), and the half-moon wooden chests for the top (Hood). Throw in a few plants and fish and you've got yourself a party!

I may try the idea of setting one up and then selling them as packages - although most people I've encountered would prefer to pay me extra to actually build the thing myself.

Moxxinal
Retired Master Interior Designer
Current Wanderer of Radiant Galaxy

Ianril

Fri Apr 30, 2004 12:29 pm

#4

Idea for all you interior decorators. Offer a wearable container with all the necessary ingredients to make one of those cool fish tanks. It took me two days to find all the stuff I needed and it still isn't like I originally wanted it. I think it would fetch a nice price as most of the stuff to find is a pain.

Just a thought.

Dirty Hairy

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