Thursday, 24 November 2011
Tuesday, 15 November 2011
"Travelers" 2011
This Boat is one of 3, I had done in the last few weeks its 40 cm high ( 16 Inches ) in Wood and bits of Metal. £ 2.200
Monday, 5 September 2011
"Family of Gardeners"
This Handle operated automata was commissioned for the Westleigh Dementia Assessment and Treatment unit in Exeter in the UK, and funded by the Kings Fund http://www.kingsfund.org.uk/about_us/
Its about 45 cms High (18 Inches). Wood and some metal parts.
In this family the grandfather is teaching the grandson how to garden, and the mother and father at the back are looking all the vegetables from there garden
Friday, 1 July 2011
"Gloucester Museum"
"Gloucester Museum" 2011 1.00 Mt High ( 39 Inches) Wood, metal and electric components
This is a coin operated automaton or collecting box. For donations from visitors to the Glocester Museum in the UK. There is a victorian father who is learning about the museum collection he is next to his son who is looking at the dinosaur, It begins to moves when two hidden men pull some strings moving the dinosaur like a marionette.
This is a coin operated automaton or collecting box. For donations from visitors to the Glocester Museum in the UK. There is a victorian father who is learning about the museum collection he is next to his son who is looking at the dinosaur, It begins to moves when two hidden men pull some strings moving the dinosaur like a marionette.
Wednesday, 25 May 2011
'Shipwreck"
This is a coin operated automaton or collecting box.
for donations from visitors to the folk Museum in Helston Cornwall UK. Its about Henry Trengrouse (1772-1854)inventor of the rocket life-saving apparatus. Its used for Shipwrecks near the coast.
It took 2 months to make it.
It's 80 cm High ( 32 Inches ) in Wood and Metal.
for donations from visitors to the folk Museum in Helston Cornwall UK. Its about Henry Trengrouse (1772-1854)inventor of the rocket life-saving apparatus. Its used for Shipwrecks near the coast.
It took 2 months to make it.
It's 80 cm High ( 32 Inches ) in Wood and Metal.
Sunday, 22 May 2011
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