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| flyingtractors1:
Thanks, David. I always do appreciate your thoughts. Thanks, OZ. Well, here ya go. :D Ralph That shiny thing on top is a Lincoln penny. |
| Manxmodder:
Ralph,that is a real beauty,a full size one would also be equally desirable. :drool: Is it the sort of thing that a foundry apprentice would make and is it cast iron? Also,I'll pop a few photos onto this thread when I finish my pattern piece and get round to doing a silicone mold of the ornamental iron finial I referred to earlier. Keep doing what yer doing.........OZ. |
| flyingtractors1:
Thanks again, Oz. There is some debate as to whether the little stove is a salesman's sample or an exquisite toy.?? It is cast iron and designed / built to work. I don't think that it was designed for children to play with as such even in the olden days? By all means, please do post your experience pattern making and mold building. I need to see how silicone molds work. Ralph |
| MBgoneAK:
Incredible detail! Your collection is fantastic!Thankyou for sharing! |
| flyingtractors1:
Thanks, MBgoneAK. Here's a recent build based on a picture that I saw on the net. First, some of the component parts were fashioned. Then assembled in its rough state, and polished to sterling silver luster, and toned with a black patina as was the old original wrench. Ralph A comparable scale. It is 1/4 scale and 2 inches long: |
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