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Another attempt for vertical segmenting. Eight wedges of Wenga sandwich between white styrene (0.50 mm thick). The pen kit is Jr. Gent Pro V1.
I applied about 10 coats of Wood Turner Finish - wipe-on longitudinally, not dipping. I used a hair blower/dryer at medium heat to speed up the drying in between coat.
No buffing afterwards.
Thank you for looking.
Comments are welcome.
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A striking pen to say the least Branden, well done.
I like it. :2tsup:
wow that oozes style and class in that ! :2tsup: amazing
What can I say, I absolutely love this. :2tsup::2tsup:
Cheers, Ian
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all i have to offer is VERY NICE
Cheers Ian
Looks great from here Branden.
Well done.
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Les
that does look great :2tsup::2tsup:
I was curious when you said styrene, as I know this, to be the stuff that cheep esky's are made of - ie. polystyrene and because it's made of little tiny balls, is very light ans easy to dent... I was curious to see how you used it... do you have a link or a "How-to" on getting the styrene to become hard and 0.5mm thick..?
Well done Brandon all class, Mark I think Brandon is using this Sheet - Styrene not polystyrene
Hi All,
Thank you for the kind words.
Salty72,
Simomatra is correct. Styrene sheet, not Styrofoam. You can get them from any "model train" store.
I used this brand (have a look here) --> Sheets Economy Packs
Wow mate that's awesome love the look of it and it is very eye catching indeed ;-)
Ian
Well made and classy pen!!!:2tsup::2tsup::2tsup: