Eggery Deggery
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That ride was a pain in the ass to operate and Zach won’t let me touch his. How much to be able to spend five minutes with your egg and a large hammer.
Does anyone know who manufactured Eggery Deggery?
Also, @Pretzel Kaiser, what made it such pain to operate?
Also, @Pretzel Kaiser, what made it such pain to operate?
Maybe the fact it took 10 minutes to load and run 1 full cycle. Slowest loading ride ever.
Okay. This is very true! But I think its going to be weird when I finally go back to LotD and don’t see those eggs
Glad to see someone grabbed the last one! Pretty neat that they all have good homes now!
I talked to the people that were transporting it and they said that they are going to take up to Amusement Park Museum up in PA
I'm looking to re-home my Eggery Deggery egg (egg #6). I have a little over $400 into it (purchase and initial transit) from back in 2021 and though it would be nice to recoup at least some of that, I'm honestly more interested in finding it a good home than I am in the money.
In my ideal world, it would go somewhere to be at least semi-publicly displayed (local business, community institution, etc?). I doubt it's an even-hyper-local-museum-worthy piece, but if anyone thinks otherwise and knows any points of contact, definitely give me a shout. Very open to loaning it out for display. Otherwise, I'd like to see it go to someone with some craftiness who could clean it up, build a little stand for it, maybe put it on wheels, and most importantly, give it a good home—preferably with some use beyond sitting outside for years (read: what I've done).
If anyone is interested, give me a shout via direct message. If you know someone else who may be able to give it a good home, put them in touch. Like I said, fielding all offers, but definitely tell me what you want to do with it, not only that you want it and/or what you may be willing to pay. If given the option between someone who has a great idea for it, the means to pull it off, the ability to transport it, and $50 vs someone who wants to pay $400 but is just going to keep letting it sit outside, I'm taking the first offer every time.
Right now it's located down in Virginia Beach at a friend's house. Photos from when I first got it in 2021 are included below.
In my ideal world, it would go somewhere to be at least semi-publicly displayed (local business, community institution, etc?). I doubt it's an even-hyper-local-museum-worthy piece, but if anyone thinks otherwise and knows any points of contact, definitely give me a shout. Very open to loaning it out for display. Otherwise, I'd like to see it go to someone with some craftiness who could clean it up, build a little stand for it, maybe put it on wheels, and most importantly, give it a good home—preferably with some use beyond sitting outside for years (read: what I've done).
If anyone is interested, give me a shout via direct message. If you know someone else who may be able to give it a good home, put them in touch. Like I said, fielding all offers, but definitely tell me what you want to do with it, not only that you want it and/or what you may be willing to pay. If given the option between someone who has a great idea for it, the means to pull it off, the ability to transport it, and $50 vs someone who wants to pay $400 but is just going to keep letting it sit outside, I'm taking the first offer every time.
Right now it's located down in Virginia Beach at a friend's house. Photos from when I first got it in 2021 are included below.
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