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   Guest_ | Aug 17, 2000 03:55am | #1

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   Nice base Adrian,

   But the statue is too much a likeness of splintergropper.....

   Gabe

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   Guest_ | Aug 17, 2000 04:06am | #2

   *I forget: how'd you do the bullnosed edges? And what did this thing weigh with the perlite?

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   Guest_ | Aug 17, 2000 04:13am | #3

   *Adrian,

   Nice base. . . Can't say anything nice about the statue, so I won't. . .

   View Image © 1999-2000"The first step towards vice is to shroud innocent actions in mystery, and whoever likes to conceal something sooner or later has reason to conceal it." Aristotle

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   Guest_ | Aug 17, 2000 04:21am | #4

   *I built a melamine box, and radiused the edges and sealed the box at the same time with silicone (to avoid tricky joinery 24" into a 12" square box). Worked pretty well, except when I went to do a final smoothing on the edges, the white perlite showed through, and I had to touch it up with a marker during the sealing process.Mongo reckons it reduces the weight somewhere around 30%. There is a piece of threaded rod holding the block and the steel plate together.Joe; actually, it kinda grows on you. No, really, it does.

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   Guest_ | Aug 17, 2000 04:23am | #5

   *Adrian,

   How long would I have to look at it for it to start? LOL

   View Image © 1999-2000"The first step towards vice is to shroud innocent actions in mystery, and whoever likes to conceal something sooner or later has reason to conceal it." Aristotle

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   Guest_ | Aug 17, 2000 04:25am | #6

   *It kind of reminds me of those heads on Easter Island. I like the base better. Nice work.

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   Guest_ | Aug 17, 2000 05:35am | #7

   *Looks great, Adrian! The sculpture would look good in my back yard peeking out from behind a bunch of vines growing over it.Rich Beckman

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   Guest_ | Aug 17, 2000 08:56am | #8

   *Got dizzy running it up and down the monitor. She's beautiful. Base nice, too.