Thanks :-)
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My Dad was AF. :-) Which base are y'all going to?
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Leaving Barksdale, LA and heading to Keesler, MS. It gets hot and humid here, but the humidity down on the MS Gulf Coast can make here seem like the Mojave. That's why I'm going to make the step up to the wineador...and then damn, I'll have all that extra room and need to fill it. :-) Going from two humidors - one a 100-ct and one a 75-ct - to a wineador is going to be like moving from a shack to Wayne Manor. :-)

Thanks to your father for his service!
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And thanks for y'all's! :-)

And don't worry. It will fill up in no time. :-)
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Forrest provided drawers and they are great.
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That is pretty awesome! :-)
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x2!
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Very cool, what is that? an old "ice box"?
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Thanks guys, it's a 1930s General Electric refrigerator. I gutted it and restored it. Had custom drawers made from Forrest.
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...and its flipping awesome! So very cool. Gave me some ideas.
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very kool:-)
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nice humidor:-)
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nice:-)
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Nice Remo that is awesome
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Thanks brother.
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After going through this thread and seeing the many awesome humidors and collections, I feel almost ashamed posting my little tupperdor.
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It's not much, but it does the job for now. Hoping to talk the wife into getting me a real humidor for Christmas or my birthday.
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Now that is awesome!
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No shame, everybody starts somewhere! It serves the purpose.
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Just look on Craigslist.
There are plenty on there for a good price.
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Tupperdors are awesome and I always keep some around, but if you want inexpensive, hassle-free, large capacity storage and aging capability, just get a cooler and some beads. They're like giant tupperdors. My RH holds rock steady at 65% with almost no maintenance.


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