The "Show Off Your Humidor" Pics thread

This is my humijar, works great until I have a big enough collection to need something bigger, going to pick another one up at some point for my infused sticks to replace the ziplock bag.

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Originally Posted by EricGagne

My (small) all Habanos humidor. It's nothing extraordinary but I'm proud of it anyway :)

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That's a beauty, burl always is. :)

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Originally Posted by Joe k

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lol. I saw all the Monster boxes and thought, "That must be Joe k's". Then checked the name and whaddya know. Very nice, Joe. :cool:

This is my mini tall from Aristocrat Humidors. As pretty much everyone that has purchased from Bob says, class act and top notch products. I am pretty much out of space and had to start using my 100 count table top for overflow.

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Tupperdors
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My custom humidor built from a vintage US Military surplus CNU 317/E container by Lockheed Martin that originally held the guidance nose of an air to ground missile. It's about 4' x 1' x 1' and just under 100lbs!

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Originally Posted by ammodors

My custom humidor built from a vintage US Military surplus CNU 317/E container by Lockheed Martin that originally held the guidance nose of an air to ground missile. It's about 4' x 1' x 1' and just under 100lbs!

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That is AWESOME


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Originally Posted by ammodors

My custom humidor built from a vintage US Military surplus CNU 317/E container by Lockheed Martin that originally held the guidance nose of an air to ground missile. It's about 4' x 1' x 1' and just under 100lbs!

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very nice. i may have to look at getting one of these

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Originally Posted by Lynn

now I want to ask here.....no fibin...just how long did it take to get those cigars, to fill that box....trying to get a possible time frame to compare to mine.

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If you're referring to my humidor in the original post- about 18 months.

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Originally Posted by Lynn

so since mine is only 400..it could take me 12 mos. to fill....you know compared to the samples & pricing I see in all of the humi's...so I guess my next question would be the price ranges of the cigars in your humi's...so I could make that jump and be sampling those...I'm in the $2.00 stage...

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im afraid to think of mine. Its probally in the $10 area