Wal-Mars?I'm pretty sure I saw one just like this at Walmart.
You need to come up with something a little more original if you want it to stand out.
Merle.
Wal-Mars?I'm pretty sure I saw one just like this at Walmart.
You need to come up with something a little more original if you want it to stand out.
As long as this frame is in the house I might as well start on some of the little details. The frame is satin black now. So I'll pair that with some 8 ga. copper wire twists and I'm thinking of a bit of the old rattle can gold webbing on the area around the tank.
FYI they have that stuff at Hobby Lobby...
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Guitarl.
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Thanks!I like the twists Carl!
The 8 gauge wire is nice and thick too. On some of the smaller tubing I will use 12 gauge copper and it should match up well. Steampunk is a fav!I like that touch simple but effective, looks great against the black almost steampunkish, like your new name too, Guitarl!
Thanks brother! It's mostly dreaming in cartoons right now. Hopefully when reality sets in, the visions will be fully realized.Love a touch of steampunk! Bike is Looking good Carl! [emoji106]
I totally understand! For me, it sometimes takes a frame a while to tell you what it wants to become.Thanks brother! It's mostly dreaming in cartoons right now. Hopefully when reality sets in, the visions will be fully realized.
Carl.
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Time and space...haha. Especially space here in the winter it's just cold in the garage, and I've been building a bar for a client. Now the bar is in my dining room getting the clear coat cuz it's too cold in the shop/garage for polyurethane. BUT, the shop is empty now and after a little clean up and rearranging I can get on the frame mods. Now I can get the frame off of my living room coffee table and on to my frame jig...I totally understand! For me, it sometimes takes a frame a while to tell you what it wants to become.
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