Bronze Squire and "Beach" Sienna

[Katsin]

This is my first Majestic Squire. It was made from a Yippee! blank from Exotics. I don't know what fell rituals Ed performed to get this material to act like metal but it turns easy and looks great. I do think there may have been a few bubbles though that caused some imperfections but it didn't deter me from putting it on the kit and I think I'll try some more:

This blue "beach" pen (CSUA Caribbean Swirl blank) was very popular with my family. This one is much more polished than the Apprentice version I posted a few months ago:

Thanks for looking. All comments welcome.

 

[crabcreekind]

both look great!

 

[PaulDoug]

Now I know how you knew the kit when I asked in another thread. Those are some very nice pens. I made a Vertec click with that same blank you have on the first pen and really like the look. Nice work.

 

[corian king]

I have that same blank as a yippie from them.(pic 1)
Nice Job!! Great work!!!

 

[boxerman]

2 very nice pens.

 

[Finatic]

Bronze squire is a Keeper! The Blue would be another keeper! Nice work.

 

[G1Pens]

Both look very nice. Great job.

 

[PenMan1]

Nice choices!

Nothing screams "newbie" like matching "overdone" blanks with "overdone" hardware.

You chose to use the "bling" hardware, with a subdued blank choice. Then you did simple and understated hardware with a "swirly" blank.

BOTH are products that are NOT " over cooked grits" and will sell quickly and enhance your reputation. You fit and finish appear to be far above average. Both products that I would be happy to include in my sales portfolio.

WELL DONE, on both accounts!

 

[wiset1]

That Bronze looks AWESOME! Great work

 

[Matt8643]

The bronze Majestic Squire is sweet looking!

 

[Katsin]

Thank you for the kind comments. They are fortifying to my pen turning efforts.

 

[Dan_F]

Both look very good!

Dan