Azabache, Retrograde, Smoothie

[bscur]

I finished a few projects. I built a Retrograde and a Smoothie for a friend to give his son for Christmas and an Azabache for myself. The Smoothie was my first light plate and I made it myself. The led's in the base use the mod for pulsing in time with the effect. I was happy with it. The powder coating is getting better- I pre-heat the enclosures and that does the trick. The Azabache has a dazzling dormant red powder that doesn't show up well in the picture. As always, I used way too much wire.

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Here is a little video of the light
http://vidmg.photobucket.com/albums/v327/bscur/IMG_0486.mp4

[selfdestroyer]

I really like the artwork and the light plate fixed to the rate LED was cool. Great job.

Cody

[jimilee]

I'm really digging your style, very smooth looking.


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[beneharris]

That looks really cool. I love the graphics on the octavia. Does the light on his little tentacle deal go on and off with the octave?

[matmosphere]

Very nice, great approach for the artwork. Paint markers?

[bscur]

Thanks. The light isn't an octave indicator. I'm not sure how to do that, but that would be a great feature.

[bscur]

Thanks. They are paint pens, but fairly cheap ones and pretty unpredictable. I just ordered some better ones too see how that goes. I'd use a waterside decal, but I have an inkjet printer and they turn brown when I cook them under a clear coat of powder. I've read that laser decals don't do this, so that's on my list as well as taking a stab at etching.

[bscur]

[lincolnic]

I love all of these, but I really love that angler fish.

[juansolo]

Loving the art!