Mr Vic
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Welcome to the "Freestyle Casting Contest Final Vote!"
Here are the TOP 3 Entrants. The final voting will start February 25th and end at 11:59 pm EST on February 28th. I'll announce the Winner on February 29th - "Leap Day'
Please vote for your favorite Entrant. Good Luck To All!
Contestant # 1
This is a Zen tube on casting in PR. The material is strips of celluloid, cut and glued onto the tube.
Contestant # 6
This blank is made for a Jr. Gent 2 kit. The lower tube was covered with real Pheasant Feathers then sealed and cast in resin. The Upper tube was lengthened so the entire Federal Duck Stamp would fit with the perforation showing all the way around. The standard tube would cut the ends off the stamp and I didn't care for that particular look. After painting the background black I then glued the stamp to the tube and cast in resin. I then turned the blanks to proper dimensions using the Jr. Gent 2 Bushings.
Contestant # 8
This is a two sided seam ripper with the barrel painted. Buttons are then glued to the barrel, and when put in the mold, additional buttons are mixed with the resin.
Here are the TOP 3 Entrants. The final voting will start February 25th and end at 11:59 pm EST on February 28th. I'll announce the Winner on February 29th - "Leap Day'
Please vote for your favorite Entrant. Good Luck To All!
Contestant # 1
This is a Zen tube on casting in PR. The material is strips of celluloid, cut and glued onto the tube.
Contestant # 6
This blank is made for a Jr. Gent 2 kit. The lower tube was covered with real Pheasant Feathers then sealed and cast in resin. The Upper tube was lengthened so the entire Federal Duck Stamp would fit with the perforation showing all the way around. The standard tube would cut the ends off the stamp and I didn't care for that particular look. After painting the background black I then glued the stamp to the tube and cast in resin. I then turned the blanks to proper dimensions using the Jr. Gent 2 Bushings.
Contestant # 8
This is a two sided seam ripper with the barrel painted. Buttons are then glued to the barrel, and when put in the mold, additional buttons are mixed with the resin.