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The South Pacific Room-Vista,CA-updated 04/15/15
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That TV cabinet is Waaay cool!! |
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08/26/2012
Really nice paint job and great idea on the framing! |
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Monkeyman
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10/08/2012
WE Just received OUR lamp trade with Kahaka. Fantastic Lamp Woody. Thank you again. Its the red one below. Clickable Link to Facebook South Pacific Room Facebook Page [ Edited by: monkeyman 2013-07-29 21:27 ] |
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10/08/2012
This needs to be a light for sure. |
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Monkeyman
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10/08/2012
ooh... just wait and see. Its going to be a light. Im figuring it all out. WE hope it turns out well. Mad Props to Tiki Skip and Kahaka for their lamp making skill. [ Edited by: Monkeyman 2013-07-29 21:33 ] |
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10/08/2012
The place looks killer. Honored to be a part of it!! Thanks for the trade... I'd be interested in another one down the line! |
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Monkeyman
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08/20/2013
Thanks to Tiki Magazine, Nick Camara and his brother Raland for photographing the South Pacific Room for the latest issue. It was great to hang out with you guys and see all different photos featured in the last issue with Nick at the helm. End of an era. We are privileged to count you among our friends. |
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MaukaHale
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08/20/2013
It looks even better in person. |
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forgotten tikiman
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08/22/2013
Congrats on making it in Tiki Magazine. The South Pacific Room is incredible. One of my favorite builds on here. :D |
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09/15/2013
Your place looks great,Bet your glad its finished after all the hard work done, We came to your house a few years ago and it was cool then before the remodel |
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Pele Paul
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09/15/2013
How did I miss this in my top favorite tiki rooms?! very very cool, especially all your router work on the trim, I need to invest in a router!!! paul |
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09/15/2013
It was a great photo layout of your Tikitastic pad!!! |
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Monkeyman
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09/20/2013
I love all the photos of rooms, furniture and artwork but all of these tiki bars look better with people in them. Here are a few inside and outside shots at the South Pacific Room. THANKS TO ALL Who have made this place come alive with freindship and warmth.
[ Edited by: Monkeyman 2013-09-20 09:18 ] |
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MaukaHale
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09/20/2013
It looks like it was a fun time. I wish I could have been there! [ Edited by: MaukaHale 2013-09-20 20:17 ] |
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09/21/2013
AWESOME place MM. Great Job!! |
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Monkeyman
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09/21/2013
You are right Skip but we didnt build this to hang out in it by ourselves. Its worth all the smiling faces. |
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hang10tiki
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10/30/2013
Awesome... |
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10/30/2013
Wow, so many things to love about your build. The router work is off the charts and your ceiling kicks Tiki Ass. As most great room, best seen at night when your lighting kicks into play. I salute you with an 15yr old El Dorado! -Longboard [ Edited by: Longboard 2013-10-30 16:39 ] |
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Monkeyman
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11/24/2013
The exterior doors on the South Pacific Room had some very simple bamboo type shades that kept the sun out on hot days. So today we took a vintage design and painted on the backside of the material. The result looks great when there is light outside (usually daytime) For this photo I put a green bulb outside to capture the essence of it. Enjoy
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MaukaHale
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11/24/2013
Great idea and executed very well. |
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11/25/2013
Looks cool. You should put a permanent green light out there. |
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TikiAno
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11/25/2013
Awesome! |
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Monkeyman
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04/06/2014
Been working on a Coffee Table for the South Pacific Room these past couple of weekends. Its still a work in progress. Enjoy Creating the plywood base and basic shape of the table The hardwood top is made from 12 Separate pieces of Poplar.
More Pics to come as I make more progress... Thanks for looking. [ Edited by: Monkeyman 2014-04-06 09:00 ] |
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MaukaHale
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04/06/2014
I can't wait to see it when its done. |
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04/06/2014
Holy smokes! That is impressive. |
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littlegiles
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04/06/2014
WOW! Impressive work.
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VampiressRN
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04/07/2014
Amazing as always!!! |
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Pele Paul
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04/07/2014
I need to get a router and some skills!!!! |
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MaukaHale
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04/07/2014
I have a feeling its going to be more of a Cocktail Table rather than a Coffee Table. |
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04/07/2014
Derek, That design is awesome. Can't wait to see how your going to stain or paint it, and what's going in the cut out area. |
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LoriLovesTiki
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04/08/2014
That's really nice and you're not even done yet! |
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TikiAno
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04/09/2014
Head exploding. Awesome work. Good seeing you the other night at Bali Hai, too. -David |
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04/09/2014
I like the alligator. Very elaborate table. It was cool to see you, as TikiAno said. |
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04/09/2014
Great craftsmanship. Can't wait to see the finished product. |
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hang10tiki
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04/09/2014
:o |
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hottiki
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04/10/2014
A table to be proud of...Respect !! |
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04/10/2014
Oh great, I have been practicing routing today and now feel like crap after looking at that work ! Very nice looking, I can see I need a new router, bits and most of the rest of my life to catch up. :blush: |
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Monkeyman
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04/10/2014
Dtel, its not a competiton. All that matters is that you participate and a have a good time doing it. Thanks for the feedback everyone. I will post more photos as I get closer to completion. Ive still got to design a base for it, paint and stain everything and finally get a piece of custom glass cut for the top. |
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04/10/2014
Looking good. GROG has taught you well. :D |
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04/10/2014
looks incredible, great job! |
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Monkeyman
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05/04/2014
Table is done. Time for the next project.
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MaukaHale
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05/04/2014
That is an amazing piece of work! How did you attach the rope? Glue, nails or something else? |
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tikiskip
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05/04/2014
That is AWESOME!!! |
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Monkeyman
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05/04/2014
Hey Skip. I must say that the knick knacks in the table would not have been possible without all of the interaction Ive had with other collectors like yourself. Ive amassed most of that stuff very slowly over years and years of trading, purchasing, finding... etc. John, |
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05/04/2014
That's really nice. Was it very difficult to bend the bamboo around the edges? Did you use steam? Thanks for sharing. |
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tikiskip
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05/04/2014
"Was it very difficult to bend the bamboo around the edges?" |
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05/04/2014
An incredible piece of art Monkeyman! |
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Pele Paul
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05/04/2014
that's beyond incredible! looks like something made by master craftsman for the Disney Tiki room!!!!! I am speechless!!! truly a piece of fine art!! |