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24th July 2008, 06:53 PM #16
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Thanks to all for all the comments. Ill Try and answer some of your questions.
I make the side fins seperate and join them to the fish. Depending on the size of the fish i do the same with the top and bottom fins.
Scally, i have seen fiberglass fish made in the style you mentioned and i have been thinking of having a go at that style.
Lastly, they are not copies of the fish i catch, i would have to downsize the tools for that.
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24th July 2008, 10:23 PM #17
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Beautiful studies nonetheless.
Originally Posted by fisherman
Hi Underfoot, I'm on t'other side of the lagoon.
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25th July 2008, 08:35 AM #18
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Lovely work Fisherman
My only comment would be that if they were three dimensional and mounted on a slender spike standing off (and possibly at a slight angle) from the wall, they'd cast a great shadow. Then they could be 'animated' more with twists and bends in their bodies, giving the impression of life in the fast stream. But realise that's a different effect altogether and maybe one you're not interested in.
They look great!
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25th July 2008, 11:14 AM #19
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Then you could run a string of LED lights behind that timed to come on sequentially would give the effect of water movement along the fish. Originally Posted by clare
Lovely work Fisherman
My only comment would be that if they were three dimensional and mounted on a slender spike standing off (and possibly at a slight angle) from the wall, they'd cast a great shadow. Then they could be 'animated' more with twists and bends in their bodies, giving the impression of life in the fast stream. But realise that's a different effect altogether and maybe one you're not interested in.
They look great!
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23rd August 2008, 01:12 PM #20
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Originally Posted by fisherman
Nice work
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