Ammodors

I am so freaking excited to FINALLY show off these 2 incredible builds!! After 6+ months in the making, we personally delivered these beasts to Jeff in Virginia this weekend.

This pair of custom cigar humidors were handcrafted using extremely rare, vintage 1960s shipping and storage containers for the FIM-43 “Redeye” guided missile system.

The FIM-43 was a shoulder fired surface-to-air rocket launcher used to destroy low-flying enemy aircraft. It was replaced by the infamous FIM-92 “Stinger” missile rocket launcher in the 1980s.

The humidors were pimped out with trays, dividers, heavy duty torque hinges, internal mounted Cigar Oasis hygrometers, SensorPush wireless monitors, Boveda Inc. humidification and more. Each humidor measures 66” x 14” x 14” and will hold several thousand ci**rs.

This was a first for us because we also built the console tables custom for each humidor! Handcrafted from industrial pipe and laminated wood tops.

I am so freaking excited to FINALLY show off these 2 incredible builds!! After 6+ months in the making, we personally delivered these beasts to Jeff in Virginia this weekend. One for his office and one for his gameroom! This pair of custom cigar humidors were handcrafted using extremely rare, vintage 1960s shipping and storage containers for the FIM-43 “Redeye” guided missile system. The FIM-43 was a shoulder fired surface-to-air rocket launcher used to destroy low-flying enemy aircraft. It was replaced by the infamous FIM-92 “Stinger” missile rocket launcher in the 1980s. The humidors were pimped out with trays, dividers, heavy duty torque hinges, internal mounted @cigaroasis hygrometers, @sensorpushtech wireless monitors, @bovedainc humidification and more. Each humidor measures 66” x 14” x 14” and will hold several thousand ci**rs. This was a first for us because we also built the console tables custom for each humidor! Handcrafted from industrial pipe and laminated wood tops. I even got to autograph them inside!! 😁

This week Chase in VA is getting his custom Ammodor cigar humidor converted from a vintage U.S. Army Signal Corps chest. Circa 1950s and originally held accessories for the AN/TPX-21 “interrogator” radar equipment. The AN/TPX-21 module was used along with other fixed ground radar equipment and fire control systems to determine Identification Friend or Foe (IFF) of nearby aircraft.

Lots of custom features including a removable top tray with integrated pull handle/divider, recess mounted internal Cigar Oasis Caliber 4R hygrometer, laser engraved plaque and Boveda Inc. 320 gram humidity box storage compartment. Exterior measures 17" long x 14” deep x 13" tall.