[BFI6603]

Looking through the various online dealers for Home Theater accessories and was amazed how much it cost to buy a Ticket Booth. I bought a light box awhile back depicting our pet dog, "Dudley," an Airedale Terrier, handing out tickets and was never really satisfied with just hanging the light box on the wall.

So, I went down to Lowes and picked up a 4x8 sheet of Birch plywood and some stain and thought I'd make my own. This is my completed project below:

Let me know what you think and while you are at it, please post your own pictures of your own creations-Pete

 

[kciaccio]

I like it.

It really helps get you feeling like you are going to the movies.


Nice thinking on using that light box. I never seen or thought of doing that!

 

[BFI6603]

Thanks for the compliment. Sorry about the pic, not the best photographer. Heres one more with the lights out. The black bar underneath the light box is a scrolling bar that I can program messages.

 

[elmalloc]

wish i was good with wood

 

[forestmoonstudio]

WOW!!!! Great job. That is a fantastic idea. I love it.

 

[Big Worms]

Nice job!

 

[Colton]



I purchased this antique ticket booth from ebay for $400. It was built for

a Pennsylvania ballroom in 1925. I had a contractor refurbish it.

 

[elmalloc]

colton i have a feeling yorue someone famous so now tell us, we know we have famosu peopel frequeting this forum. by famous i mean people who are millionaires