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This is a Scrap Medal Motorcycle, Who ever made is a genius in my book
this person is very creative, I personally love to ride a Harley is so much fun is just fill like you are flying free as a bird.
ENJOY!!
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Very very nice !!
Thank you, Manikin I appreciated
We could call this "Shop Art", it's wonderful , thanks for sharing.
That is great!! Love the bearings, you are correct, the guy was good.
I've seen other shop built stuff over the years, but they pale in comparison to this, that's a real treasure!
Thanks walksoftly, I agree with you we will call it "Shop Art"
Thank you, packrat-place I know I am blown away of items he use.
Would this not be called 'Folk Art"?
Sure we can call it that, I don't want to start a debate on item classification, we had enough of that last week on Trench Art.
Thanks , officialfuel
Thanks,mickielikessign2
Thanks, packrat-place
very cool:)
Thank you, BELLING68
Thanks, mtg75
Thanks, lundy,meleki,mrmajestic1
I'll have to get some pic's of the one I made back in the mid 80's. It took 1st place in metel sculpture at the Tulare County fair in Tulare CA. Had to convince them not to put it in the Models catagory. Lots of detail.
Thanks, TRIKER.I would love to see it!!!!
LOVE this!!
Thank you, petey