Creative Destruction: Boldly sold: one-bed starship
Sometimes it is important not to judge.
I never thought that this flat would sell - and made reference to it last year, and in many of the presentations that I have done. The debate in question was whether this was an example of innovation or not.

HINCKLEY A sci-fi fan who turned his flat into a replica of a Star Trek ship sold it for £425,000 – five times its market value – when he put it up for auction on the internet site eBay. Tony Alleyne, 54, left, spent two years and £30,000 recreating the flight deck of the Starship Voyager in his one-bed flat in Hinckley, Leicestershire, after his marriage broke down. It has moulded wall panels, blue lighting and a “transporter room”. The flat was bought by a Birmingham businessman.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/article1796078.ece
Thanks Dave! https://www.nrg-networks.com/
I never thought that this flat would sell - and made reference to it last year, and in many of the presentations that I have done. The debate in question was whether this was an example of innovation or not.

HINCKLEY A sci-fi fan who turned his flat into a replica of a Star Trek ship sold it for £425,000 – five times its market value – when he put it up for auction on the internet site eBay. Tony Alleyne, 54, left, spent two years and £30,000 recreating the flight deck of the Starship Voyager in his one-bed flat in Hinckley, Leicestershire, after his marriage broke down. It has moulded wall panels, blue lighting and a “transporter room”. The flat was bought by a Birmingham businessman.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/article1796078.ece
Thanks Dave! https://www.nrg-networks.com/

