Mini Pyro figure art - thoughts?

[Frunkstar]

Hi Guys

Had a little brain wave the other night & asked Lorraine (my long suffering better half) if she fancied having a go at doing some vintage figures in miniature with her pyrography (wood burning) as I want a power droid done to display with my loose ones, kindly she agreed & is doing one for me, but did this fett as a dry run, I think it's worked well & is a nice way of being able to actually display a bit of art to compliment the figures without taking up wall space & lots of space in general.

Wondered if there would be interest for them if I got her to do some other figures??, she said a tenner will cover one if anyone else wants one which I figure is cheap for something like this.

This one has not been finished in terms of final sanding & waxing but give a good idea & have added the photo next to a the figure for scale, they are freestanding so easy to display next to figures.

 

[poncho]

genius 8) ! i duft my cap to mrs frank. if i had a focus figure @ £10 what a bargain to compliment your focus

 

[tiefighterboy]

I would take one for a tenner . She does amazing work, already own one as you know. 8)

 

[Stuart Skinner]

I'd be interested Frank buddy, let me know when shes got time and she can do me, loved my man cave sign she did earlier in year

 

[tundra9]

Yes please! 8)

 

[robpmarsh]

I'd take a few....Fett, Hammerhead, Biker Scout if she could do them.

Looks great!

 

[lejackal]

Count me in Frank, although at this rate we are going to have to start calling you Lovejoy :wink:

 

[Frunkstar]

thanks for the positive comments on Lorraines work, she has been marred out doing other pyro orders for Christmas, so has only managed to get 2 more done so far & they are turning into a bit more work that expected, so when I put them up elsewhere they will be 15 each or 12 on 5 or more, but for the forum (if she gets round to it :lol: ) they will be 12 or 10 each on 5 + it's taking a couple of hours just for her to pyro each one, then there's all the cutting sanding waying & stand fitting etc, so about 3 hours for each piece.

None of these have had final finishing bar the amanaman but give an idea.

 

[mumbo]

They look great, fantastic artistry 8)

Didn't know Amanaman was so well hung