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Gallery, Projects and General => Gallery => Topic started by: ieezitin on December 27, 2009, 05:37:44 PM
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Gentlemen
This is my very first model that i was inspired by a member here his name is One Rod. My wife saw a similar piece made by this guy and just fell in love with it. So!!!!!!!!! I looked through the shop gathered old trash and got on to tinkering.
The red motor was a fuel supply for a model at some stage I got it in an auction, the exhaust manifold is ¼ soft copper tube, obviously the hood and nose front is 1-½ pipe and fittings, the steering wheel is a ½ brass water valve, the back wheels are mesh gears from an old transmission box I found here on my farm, the front wheels are old rollers that come of an old boat trailer and the axle trim is some brass tubing fittings. The exhaust stack is a brass air blower and the dash with the steering column attached was made from some flat brass plate I acquired.
Gotta say this I have been in a metal / machine shop all my life and never had so much fun as making this. I learned a lot about being artistically creative.
Anthony.
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Now that is pretty cool!
Makes me want to start collecting bits and pieces to do the same.
cheers, Graham in Ottawa Canada
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Nice! :borg:
It's amazing what you can find in the odds and sods bin!
Now.... You didn't say...... Did it have the desired effect? (whatever that was?? :) )
Ralph.
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Maybe this is in order. :proj:
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Anthony
That is a great little creation that you have made from the junk treasure box. It shows what one can do once the creative juices start to flow. I hope that this is only the first of several that we will see. :ddb: :ddb:
Cheers :beer:
Don
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Anthony.
Great bit of artistry very nice
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Have fun
Stew
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excellent! :clap:
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Well done Anthony! :clap: :clap:
My eyes can never see components that way....... You have a great gift! :thumbup:
David D
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That is one nice piece of ingenuity!! The parts you found to build it go together almost like they were made for it.
George
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Superb Anthony :clap:
Love it, most excellent.
Phil
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now that is way cool man i love that yaaa thanks for posting this i realy like that a lot :headbang: :mmr:
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one_rod.
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I don't usually like this sort of thing but this one is more innovative than the usual welded nuts bolts and washers. I love it, really looks the part! :clap:
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Very good, I'm impressed...
You obviously have a talent for art.. :clap: