This one is done in Australian Lacewood.
This one is done in Australian Silky Oak.
Both were finished with 6 coats of thin CA applied with a Q-tip. Each were mm'd at 4000 between coats, then to 12,000 after the final coat was applied.
Hi Scotirish; $55.00 for the Lacewood in 10K, $60.00 for the Silky Oak in Rhodium!Great work! :smile-big::smile-big::smile-big: Looks very expensive.
Hi Charlie; The kits came from CS USA.Both look great! I was wondering if there was something wrong with my
computer, no pictures were showing up.
Have to log in .. oops! :redface:
I like the bands on that kit, too. Where do they come from?
Nobodies commenting on the prices though!
Hi Steve; Your comments are well taken. There is a reason, in my mind at least, for not taking the wood down to the diameter of the barrels etc. If I had done so, the woodVery nice pens. This kit is new to me...I like it a lot, and will try it myself soon. The barrels are also very nice...the figure is interesting. Your photos are also great. So good in fact, that it looks like you did not get the diameter of the barrels down to that of the hardware (minor flaw, but a place to improve). All in all, very nice pens. I will strive to do as well.
Hi Glenn; I got a couple from CS USA a month or so ago!Nice pens, Beautiful wood and finish. I havent seen a new Ligero in ages. D they still make them?
Hi Charlie; The kits came from CS USA.
Nobodies commenting on the prices though!
Hi Don; Cheap as in not expensive enough, or cheap as in cheep, cheep! I'm hoping it's the former!'Cuz they're too cheap!
Castle Rock CO eh! I will be discussing with my wife us moving there.Cheap as in not expensive enough. I think those are $80+ pens. At least in the market I've been selling to. They're classy and beautiful.
My wife won't move there as well!None of my buyers live in Castle Rock. They're mostly in Highlands Ranch.