For many hobbyists and collectors, having a dedicated "interest room" filled with their passions is the ultimate dream. Whether it's a study, a game room, a music studio, or a model display space, being surrounded by what you love every day is pure bliss.
But then there's X user Gloji 2nd (@gloji_2nd), a self-proclaimed "plane fanatic" whose love for aviation runs so deep, he actually built an entire "airplane cabin" right inside his house! His wild creation has captivated netizens, who are showering him with praise for his extreme dedication.
The photos he shared show that this "cabin" is a transformation of one of his six-tatami-mat rooms. Circular airplane windows are embedded into both side walls, a row of aircraft seats is neatly arranged, and with the right lighting and decor, it looks exactly like the interior of a passenger jet.
If it weren't for the ceiling and corners still showing traces of a regular home, you'd swear these photos were taken on an actual plane.
Even knowing it's "at home," netizens were still blown away: "Is this really at home?" "The realism is insane!" "This person truly has airplane soul to the core!" The post even racked up over 100,000 likes.
Gloji 2nd explained that his intense love for planes made him constantly wonder if he "could fly every day, or even live inside one," which led him to start building. He began the project in one of his rooms back in 2020, sourcing seats, window frames, and other parts through online auctions and aviation parts flea markets. It took him nearly five years to achieve its current look. While he hasn't kept a precise tally, he estimates the total cost has already exceeded 1 million Japanese Yen.
What's even cooler is that he didn't just recreate the exterior; he also installed computer-connected screens behind the "windows" that play footage of outside views during flight—from clouds and sunsets to nightscapes, he's got it all. He even makes his own in-flight meals, creating the illusion that he's genuinely "traveling through the air." "It's just everyday life, but doing it here makes it special and fun," he chuckled.
This "home cabin" is still a work in progress. He revealed, "Next, I want to add overhead bins and a cabin door. But budget, weight, and shipping issues make it a bit tricky."
He added, "My ultimate goal is to create an interior space as realistic as a real airline's passenger cabin, ideally even painting the exterior livery and airline name myself." This "plane maniac" isn't just collecting; he's turning his dream into reality with pure love and obsession. Netizens have chimed in with awe: "This isn't just a hobby, it's a religion."