[Lydia147]

Very nice and very unique.

[A-Ro]

Originally Posted by Magic Koala

I'm almost tempted to get that but that would mean I'd have to buy more chips to fill it up and then this terrible cycle will just continue forever...

You say that like it's a bad thing!

I was eyeballing that one too.

[Magic Koala]

Originally Posted by tomb1

Very cute girl, too. Say HI to her from all of us.

There's more of her in my "Casino Dino" post.

http://www.chiptalk.net/forum/custom...re-photos.html

My photographer actually took 250+ photos, so I just got 60 pics from him today. I'll be posting more as I get them. There's a couple of her with my poker chip cases that we haven't edited yet.

[Magic Koala]

More pics arrived of the cases...

[mattjrocks]

Those chip boxes are the nicest ones I've seen. This guy is going to be real busy soon now that the CT community knows about these. I also love the fact that he has karate belt racks. Chuck Norris would be stoked.

[Magic Koala]

Originally Posted by mattjrocks

Those chip boxes are the nicest ones I've seen. This guy is going to be real busy soon now that the CT community knows about these. I also love the fact that he has karate belt racks. Chuck Norris would be stoked.

Yep, I don't think I've seen prettier custom boxes than his boxes. I'd love to have a really solid dark mahogany box but that'd be pretty heavy and expensive (and would require more chips), so I think his maple boxes are so well suited for poker chips and cards.

I haven't asked him yet to design a box that would equal for both display and transportation (there is no way I'm taking my box of Pharaohs in the car and putting it at risk at some yahoo's house). Maybe one of the CTers will be bold enough to have one made and share their design with us. I can't imagine that box to hold more than 600 chips.

[JLHBOXES]

Actually the mahagony is a less expensive wood ..the curly maple is a more elegant and sought after wood in fine crafts. Thanks for the kind words

[noelsarchs]

Fantastic box...lovely lines, great finish, deep grooves (for the chips) and nice rounded edges, put together nice and tight, clean simple elegant and tastefully sweet........

Oh, and the wood boxes are very nice as well.

[Magic Koala]

Originally Posted by JLHBOXES

Actually the mahagony is a less expensive wood ..the curly maple is a more elegant and sought after wood in fine crafts. Thanks for the kind words

I stand corrected! I do love the curly maple though!