papi
Well-Known Member
Hello everyone,
here is continuing of the Brno show trailer
I actually finished these two yesterday before i went to sleep (they needed just blade finishes and some touch ups), but we were out of sunlight then, so i had to take pics of them today.
The first one is a new member of my top five, a small, Chad's stainless damascus with MOP. The MOP is carved. The liners and backbar are fileworked and colored titanium, the thumbstud has MOP inlay. I'm sure you all know where i took an inspiration for this one, and hopefully, i didn't do such a bad job. Please let me know what you think.
The second one is a lot less fancy, with damasteel blade, CF scales (with moonglow window frames). The backbar is heat colored Meier damascus, and it has colored titanium standoff, as a lanyard mount
This picture is as good as it gets, i can't really take a better one of the glow in the dark. It actually glows a lot more in person, but hardly visible in the picture.
Thanks for looking, i will really appreciate any coments
Take care, Ondrej
here is continuing of the Brno show trailer
I actually finished these two yesterday before i went to sleep (they needed just blade finishes and some touch ups), but we were out of sunlight then, so i had to take pics of them today. The first one is a new member of my top five, a small, Chad's stainless damascus with MOP. The MOP is carved. The liners and backbar are fileworked and colored titanium, the thumbstud has MOP inlay. I'm sure you all know where i took an inspiration for this one, and hopefully, i didn't do such a bad job. Please let me know what you think.
The second one is a lot less fancy, with damasteel blade, CF scales (with moonglow window frames). The backbar is heat colored Meier damascus, and it has colored titanium standoff, as a lanyard mount
This picture is as good as it gets, i can't really take a better one of the glow in the dark. It actually glows a lot more in person, but hardly visible in the picture.
Thanks for looking, i will really appreciate any coments
Take care, Ondrej
