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Thank you so much for these very kind words. One of my personal pet peeves is people who see a passion project that has no practical purpose and say "You obviously have way too muc…

Thank you!

If you're ever in Seattle, the rocket is open for tours!

Hah, that would definitely be thematic! The aesthetic we were going for was more Apollo Guidance Computer, so 7-segment LEDs were perfect. It turned out to also be a great design c…

We're really hoping we can find it a home in a park somewhere! Jon's youngest is getting to the age where the rocket is becoming old hat so we're trying to find a place where peopl…

I don't have numbers so I'll just say that it has only ever been disassembled slowly and according to plan!

Thanks, I'll get in touch!

Honestly, this thing inspired my imagination more than I could have imagined. I had so much fun that I ended up building dozens more embedded systems projects, and eventually redir…

Thanks, that's a kind offer! I think we don't have another move in us for a temporary display, but once Jon's kids are grown it'd be great to find someplace to donate it to permane…

Thanks! Yes, many new photos though we've been derelict in updating the web site ever since the big 2019 makeover! Here are some of our end users enjoying our efforts: https://phot…

Fun story: jonh's package for doing embroidery for inkscape was forked years later to become the excellent and much more comprehensive InkStitch extension ( https://inkstitch.org/ …

You're right, it's technically more of a fort than a treehouse. The original concept was a treehouse and we kept calling it that even as the plans changed. It's near trees, though …

Thanks dang! I'm one of the makers and happy to chat!

Rarely does building a treehouse require welding, grinding, painting, riveting, bending, crimping, plumbing, brazing, laser cutting, sound design, printed circuit board fabrication…