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Suddenly, a large crane backed down the driveway, ready to put the walls, which were each identified with a letter of the alphabet, into place.
“Oh, I remember ‘H’,” Rushford said, “we had to do some work to figure that one out.”
Each eight-foot wall panel was specifically designed on by the blue-print that the Rushford’s labored over with Deltec designers to make certain they have the home of their dreams.
“We will spend the rest of our lives here,” Rushford smiled, resting his arm around his smiling wife, “Tb see the rest of your life pull up in two big trucks is really something.”
Do-it-yourself
network
When the Do-It-Yourself Network (DIY Network) found out about the Rushford’s project, they sent a crew from the National Association of Home Builders Production group, who produce the Assembly Required portion of the DIY Network, to begin filming the construction of what Rushford calls his ‘Lego’ house.
“What makes this so interesting,” said the show’s associate producer, Nicole Gasparetti, “is just watching how a Deltec kit is put together.”
The owners
The Rushford’s currently live in Vienna, Virginia where
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