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traditional signage: crest
Posted by Nobby Thomas on 10 March 2005 at 20:56Nobby Thomas replied 20 years, 8 months ago 8 Members · 16 Replies -
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This is obviously just a small part of a bigger picture
Can’t wait to see it
John
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Looks good so far. How much time do you have invested in this piece so far?
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quote johnalphasign:This is obviously just a small part of a bigger picture
Can’t wait to see it
John
http://www.uksignboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=9928
You’ve probably seen this one John, just wanted to post it for others that are curious.
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Not long enough yet, needs to be completed by the end of the month so I am tending to do it evenings at present which isn’t ideal as I am a morning person, but I keep topping up the malt glass little and often and the time seems to fly by!! 😉
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Yes I did see this Marek
Although I don’t remember seeing the completed project
John
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Maybe because it is not completed yet John!!! 😀 😀 Weymouth is a seriously laid back place mate 😎 😎
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Cant want to see the finished piece. The royal coat of arms and heraldry in general has always fascinated me.
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Cool work Nobby, as has been said, can’t wait to see the finished piece!
Cheers, Dewi
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You should rub the parts that aren’t to be gilded with a raw potato.
An old Irish trick I hear.
I hate it when I gild & the gold is more brilliant
where I DON’T want it to stick than where I laid it on the damn size.
That is why I rarely gild.
Looks good so far tho!
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Looking good already. That gold leaf is just beautiful. Wish I could do that.
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quote big G:Looking good already. That gold leaf is just beautiful. Wish I could do that.
I am sure you could do it too mate, just perhaps not very well initially 😎
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I know where you are coming from Jill, it’s a right pain in the butt!! I tend to use whiting or talc around the areas not to be gilded, smells nicer than potatoes too!!!
They Irish folks are nuts!! :lol1: :lol1:
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