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I found this Ebel languishing with busted scales. I traded gssixgun a couple of razors to clean it up and build these scales. Bolivian Rosewood, silver pins, brass washers and a honey horn wedge. These are his pics, except for the "before". I'm fairly new to straights, but this is a revelation. I've got to learn to get them this sharp with my own stropping!
Paul
Congrats. That Glen guy does some ok work :p
It's a 6/8, I should add. I found Glen through this forum, and I will not hesitate to use him in the future! He was very responsive to my questions and his workmanship is top notch.
Paul
Yeah if he pays attention and keeps at this, he just might amount something.:rofl2: Glen does great work, I have a couple I keep saying I need to send to him.
Who would have guessed that Glen was an "in the closet" transformers nerd...Quote:
Originally Posted by pjanda1
He didn't include it in the package;) I haven't looked at too many of his pics, but I wondered how this razor inspired the background.
Paul
Nice looking razor!
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Originally Posted by Rugbysh9
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Originally Posted by pjanda1
I admit to being a Christmas Toy Geek, I get one "Toy" every Christmas, I was hinting at a Indoor / Outdoor RC helicopter but Santa brought the Transformer instead...
You only get old when you stop getting toys for Christmas :)
Another one of Glens, Good looking restorations!!
Haha, I got a helicopter for Christmas!
Sometimes Glen does good work...
...Other times he does great work.
Excellent work, Glen. I like your pictures!
Congratulations Paul and beautiful job Glen.
Stu
I love the razor. But the robot has to go ....... ;)
I love this, it gives me many ideas and makes me want to spend too much time and money at the antique store down the way. :nono: HAHAHAHA
Is it just coincidence that the transformer & a helicopter both have "blades" :p