I was doing scales for the Wade & Butcher choppers and then one of my Fillies came up in the rotation. I looked at the Wade & Butcher and I looked at the Fillie and it made me say, Hmmmmm.
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I was doing scales for the Wade & Butcher choppers and then one of my Fillies came up in the rotation. I looked at the Wade & Butcher and I looked at the Fillie and it made me say, Hmmmmm.
Very nice! And festive for the season too:)
2 WB For "barber's use" in your rotation, and none in mine. What the **ll am I doing wrong!?
Great job on the scales. And perfect for the holidays!
I like it. I have an 8/8 Dorko in red like that. I think they are pretty cool. Good job.
You have quite a signature style with those clear acrylics. Nice :)
Well I guess it is turning into a signature style, though I hadn't planned on doing so many transparent acrylic scales. I was just using the transparent stuff as practice for the more ornate and expensive acrylics. Now I kind of like the look so I guess I'll do a few more, but better materials are coming. Still I think I'll always be doing some of these, but I'm nowhere near Traveler's creations.
I would have never thought Fili would look as good in red clothing. Very nicely done :nj. Great pins too
You might have to make your own plastics to get close :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Stropper
I think your right, or maybe an epoxy or a resin.Quote:
Originally Posted by onimaru55
Yes, I believe Traveller's were epoxy or resin.
+1 lol I agreeQuote:
Originally Posted by Catrentshaving
What do you use for your pins? They look really cool.
well done. I like more wooden scales, but your scales are a nice work for excellent razors.
Thanks for sharing.
Very cool pins and washers. Can you tell us where you get your fancy washers? I love 'em.................
I get my pins on ebay from this seller: rose789pipo . the fancy ones are only available from time to time, but when they turn up I buy a pack or two.
Thank you!Quote:
Originally Posted by Stropper