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Neon Signs
Here is a few things we’ve done lately to brighten up our little town
The palm tree is face and halo illuminated, the tree measuring 4.5m high
the text built up haloElite signs is neon outlined acrylic letters
slots, double sided 3m wide neon text with speller, flashing perimeter tubes, amusements sign below 2m diameter rotating stainless steel illuminated signcase.
fistral blu 500mm stainless steel rim & return built ups with halo & face illumination
crow bar neon sign with text green/red colour glass joined
start & co built up letters halo lit, small text halo lit by leds
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6 Replies
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Fantastic work Craig – These look fantastic.
And I like how you managed to fit the palm tree into the Cherry picker basket 😉
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I have to agree with Phill here Craig, these look great!
Peter (the non-sign maker)
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Ahh! – NEON!!!, something we needed to see more of on the UKSignBoards..thank you – and fabulous work too!
I have no idea how neon signs are done – really!…I’d luv it if you could enlighten us all a little over the coming months.
It is such a vibrant and distinct field of signmaking, one which, I imagine, uses all kinds of unusual skills too?
Craig – thanks for bringing both yourself and your work onto the boards…
more please…
mikethesign
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Its great work Craig
Strangely we fit our signs during the day, then stand back and admire our handiwork (if we’re pleased with it, that is)You can’t see the full effect until the evening!!
Just one question: Following Phil: Why have you got a cherry picker for a palm tree. You don’t have cherrys on a palm tree 😆 😆
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John
You’re (coco)nuts 😆 😆
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excellant work mate… brill! (hot)
paul davenport from this site does simular stuff but mostly uses leds to illuminate these days from what i hear. i maybe wrong 🙄
anyway.. loved them all.. the one i like best funny enough was your own! 😮 elite signs… very nifty indeed! 😉
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