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traditional signage: Duke of Wellington
I first did a sign for this pub a couple of years ago (Was it that long ago :yikes: )
http://www.uksignboards.com/viewtopic.p … gton#12898Well I’ve just done 2 new signs for them in a similar manner to the first one, the first picture shows the existing swing sign and as you can see its gone off badly, the second shows the new sign that I made with digital pictorial of welly, vinyl and gold leaf lettering, oh and I went a little bit over the top when I made this monster it weighs about 30 pounds and the old one I had to cut of with a disk cutter up a ladder, wobbly sign post and windy day about 7.5 on the pucker factor the sign’s 43″ x 47″, the other one is a similar size but was a damn sight easier to fit.
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looks great mate.. really smart.. much better than the old style, without a doubt.
really like the one on the wall. the contour cut sign really makes it more appealing i think. thanks very much for taking the time to post 😉 -
Great work as always Steve, very smart!!!
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yep!! i too agree stunning work steve as always!! 😀 😀
Nik
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Nice work Dr. Evil.
I especially like the red background.
Hey…does FREEHOUSE mean
the drinks are free?
I’ll be right over. (drink1)
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Where does this Dr Evil come from then??
Really nice Steve as always you produce quality work Thanks for sharing.
Goop.
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“Dr Evil???”
“LAZUUR”
Somebody throw me a fricken bone 😕
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I tried to find the Dr. Evil post in here, Forbie, honest.
Someone had altered Stephen’s head onto Dr. Evil’s body,
if memory serves. (I think Rob Lambie was Mini-Me!)
So I always just call him that now.
He is a great sign guy, IMO.
Love…Jill
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Realy cool stuff as usual steve, will have to make time to have a ride over and see you some time 😛
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Any time Paul, I even serve yorkshire tea, tha knows!
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