Segmented, scalloped Majestic Mutt

[Robert111]

This combines burl cap amalgam, wine lucite, opal acrylic (scallops), aluminum flashing, and white pick guard. Almost gave up about 6 times!

Thanx to Tim for lots of help.

 

[Younka]

Great job on the pen!! looks great!!

 

[wood-of-1kind]

Good for you that you did not give up on it. You have a winner there.

 

[wiset1]

Good for you! Don't give up on these...even when they blow up:biggrin: I just finished 3 this weekend and two of them took a dive on me. After some repair and minor surgery I was able to bring them back. If my kits ever arive I'll post them. You really did a great job and I'm happy to see that you chose to use different materials. Keep it up...you've made an amazing pen here and I'm sure you've got a lot more in you!:smile-big:

 

[Jim15]

Glad you didn,t give up, it turned out beautiful.

 

[DaveT]

That is amazing. Nice work.

 

[brownsfn2]

That looks really cool. Good job.

 

[boxerman]

Very nice pen.

 

[rizaydog]

Awesome pen! Great job.

 

[firewhatfire]

looks amazing.

It looks like a you have up'd the ante on the scallops. I am looking forward to see who can up it to the next level. I have ideas but they are scary.

Phil

 

[ElMostro]

Very nice and classy.
Eugene

 

[skiprat]

Wow!!! If someone had asked me if that crazy combination would 'work' then I would have said 'No Way, are you nuts!!' in an instant. :biggrin:
But....it certainly does!!!

It reminds me of an Emperor that someone did a few years ago. It was outrageously over the top, but it 'worked' too. :biggrin: Well done on the technical accuracy too:wink:

 

[Parson]

Very nice work! If you can learn how to cut threads and go kitless next, you'll be making very expensive pens that are sought after by the big boys with big wallets.

 

[Brooks803]

OMG Skippy's back!!!! YAY!!!!!

Now back to the pen...
This is beautiful! Love the colors and the segments are crisp and clean. great work!