Steampunk or Boilerplate

[Jgrden]

I have tried to find pictures, descriptions or craftsman/woman who makes the ones that look like a boiler. They simulate riveted plates, have external copper piping, look antiquish.
Please and thank you.
John

 

[plantman]

John: Enter steampunk in the google site search box on this sites home page. It will take you where you want to go. Jim S

 

[Phunky_2003]

I make them.

 

[Jgrden]

I make them.

AHA!!! May I see some pictures of your work?

John

 

[Phunky_2003]

John

I sent a pm.

 

[Jgrden]

John

I sent a pm.

Thank you,

John

 

[thewishman]

Si90 is one.

 

[plantman]

John; You will proably find the materials you need at a hobby shop that has model train and layout parts. I know mine has all the little hand rails , valves, boiler plate, and metal tubing to make some interesting dioramas. Jim S

 

[Jgrden]

John; You will proably find the materials you need at a hobby shop that has model train and layout parts. I know mine has all the little hand rails , valves, boiler plate, and metal tubing to make some interesting dioramas. Jim S

Si90 is the craftsman. Thank you for pointing out the source for those small parts. I am headed that way. Now I need to know how to correctly solder those tine tubes metal to copper and back.
John

 

[Wayne]

John, Take a look at the Si90 Steampunk Tutorial. Very Informative!

 

[Jgrden]

steampunk Tutorial, Gotcvha, will do.

 

[plantman]

John, Take a look at the Si90 Steampunk Tutorial. Very Informative!

Wayne; Thank you for that pointer to Simon's tutorial in the library !! That is not only some realy fantastic out of the box thinking, but some amazing craftsmanship. Jim S