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From my observation (inside the blind) windows are very likely homemade tinted plexiglass. Frame structure is 2x2/ 1x2. The camo metal sheets have some sort of thin adhesive bubble texture insulation. The landowners/family farmers also have an excavation business. So large shop/equipment/tools not a problem (or storing during off season). Winter some of these farmers get very creative with their hunting(deer) and ice fishing ideas. I'll ask next time I'm in the shop, talking, usually need to plan for a 1/2 hr visit. There is also a blind made from the grain wagon body, looked like they welded metal side extensions/windows/roof on top and painted the whole thing camo. I had my choice, the farmers wife said her camo one was better to shoot out of.

[QUOTE="spotstalkshoot, post: 3375424, member: 49079"] From my observation (inside the blind) windows are very likely homemade tinted plexiglass. Frame structure is 2x2/ 1x2. The camo metal sheets have some sort of thin adhesive bubble texture insulation. The landowners/family farmers also have an excavation business. So large shop/equipment/tools not a problem (or storing during off season). Winter some of these farmers get very creative with their hunting(deer) and ice fishing ideas. I'll ask next time I'm in the shop, talking, usually need to plan for a 1/2 hr visit. There is also a blind made from the grain wagon body, looked like they welded metal side extensions/windows/roof on top and painted the whole thing camo. I had my choice, the farmers wife said her camo one was better to shoot out of. [/QUOTE]

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