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Steampunk name plaque
I recently created a set of steampunk 3d models for use in carving and used it on this name plaque for a customer...They are thrilled with it, which makes me happy.
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That's pretty cool Doug!
Scott
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Cool! What did you carve it out of? And I assume you painted it? Pretty funky!
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Awesome. Looks almost like a molded piece... Very cool and good punk!
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Thanks! It's carved from HDU...and then painted with a bunch of metal paints. This is one I did for Christmas as part of a steampunk model set I made.
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WOW, now that's some paint job! Congrats, you are true artist! Russ
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That is a great piece! Look forward to seeing more.
"Once a person moves away from the computer and CNC some of the most important work begins." ~Joe Crumley
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Very cool. Now, if I could paint like that....
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