I hope your creativity starts a cubby trend!This turned out to be a bit of a convoluted build but it was fun.. I found a doll house fireplace and a small gnome and used a battery operated flickering tea candle... Took stuff apart and put it back together. Now I have a Maverick with a fireplace.. not that I really need one much here in central Texas...
The recall for drilling the holes and removing some of the vents is to help regulate temperature output. Sort of like operating the damper in the living room fireplace.
Thank you! There is an on/off switch if you look on the left side. I wanted to make it so when you pushed the troll the fireplace came on but that never worked quite right... I didn't have the right switch. This was a fun little project. The cubby hole begs for something to go in it.Love it! Only possible improvement is power it from the vehicle so you don't need to change batteries. Then add an on/off switch. Might as well make that an option in the touchscreen controls....
Well done!
I have made a few other cubby creations and posted them around. Maybe I'll put together a cubby gallery as I add to my collection. A lot of other folks have done some very creative things as well. This is just one more thing to appreciate about our Mavericks.
I was slightly disappointed that the on off switch was not painted like the drive selector knob but really really like your cubby.
I'm still tinkering with it... Maybe I'll end up disguising the switch.
It's beginning to look a lot like X-MasNow that we are into Fall and Winter is around the corner, I have added a fireplace to keep the inside nice and toasty.
