Quick response!  I edited and you posted before I got done.  OK, I thought you bought full kits and the flat packs from the captain.
There are many ways to execute this design, my plan at present is to build a set of the subs driven by the A370PEQ amps as standalone subs to play with in my HT and main stereo.  Then, as opportunity allows, work up a set of vertical arrays similar to HAL's Monolith design.  I have 8 Neo8's and 8 Neo3's  from the pre Christie Digital/BG era and I have access to machining and so can have a solid metal frame fabricated which I want to then sandwich with materials to damp vibrations.  I envision the front of the baffle covered with wood that can have waveguides routed in.  Yes, this will be dipole and yes, I have a lot to learn still.  Fortunately there are plenty of resources.
My dream speaker project that is obviously based on other's work but intrigues me enough to pursue it.
Sorry for going a bit OT, now back to our regularly scheduled thread, 
It's pretty seamless actually  we can supply you with  the flat packs (either modular or non-modular) that match up perfectly with Danny's electronics.  You'll get everything you  need to compete the build.  If you  prefer, completed cabinets also are an option but  shipping costs increase due to size/volume.
Our modular subs are easily upgradable if you start with duals. Going to   triples,  quads , or even 6 stacks is  pretty straight forward  (quads and 6 stacks  will need a change from the  A370 PEQ to the HX800).. If  you anticipate a  possible upgrade from the duals,  be sure you  start with the  SW12 16FR woofer,  the Sw12 08FR  won't work for  triples or 6 stacks  ....  gets  a little confusing  as you could actually go from  duals to quads using the   SW12 08FR's, but triples  or  6 stacks  require the  16's due to impedence load.
Making a speaker with  Neo3/Neo8's is not going to work, they   cover similar  ranges (the Neo 8 a bit lower) but  neither  will reach low enough , even in a wave guide, to  cross to the   OB subs.  Additionally, if you are only using  4 Neo 3's per speakaer in a line, you  are going to run into serious filtering issues, you'd be better off using a  single  Neo3 or going  to say 9 (minimum   or 16 (preferable).
The Neo 3/Neo10 is going to be a far better  match, how you lay them out and implement them  will be a huge factor in how  successful you end up being with this.... there's a lot  going on here, it can take some time to get a hndle on it, and  even when you think you 've got it, you may not... trust me   

But, you're in the right place  ,  lots of great info here and Danny  is always  willing to help  
jay