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[kanemono]

Hi,
I am new to this forum and thought I would introduce my self with some of my creations. These are "GI JOE" prototypes created for Cotswold Collectibles about ten years ago. They are all hand fabricated from dozens of individual brass pieces brazed and soldered together. Here are a few of a hundred or so miniature weapons.

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[swmdo]

Hi,
I am new to this forum and thought I would introduce my self with some of my creations. These are "GI JOE" prototypes created for Cotswold Collectibles about ten years ago. They are all hand fabricated from dozens of individual brass pieces brazed and soldered together. Here are a few of a hundred or so miniature weapons.

Those are outstanding creations!

[screaming-eagle]

Those are outstanding creations!

I agree! I want to see more!

[kanemono]

Thank you very much. Here is a "Highlander Set" Everything is made in silver, steel and ivory. You can see the scale from the nickel. The other piece is a sculpture called "Culloden" cast in stainless steel, about 1/6 scale.
Dick

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Edited by kanemono, 20 January 2010 - 08:24 AM.

[Old Marine]

Beautiful work!

[kanemono]

Thank you. Here is a piece that was created for a Normandy Paratrooper figure by Cotswold. The stock folds and the magazine is removable. All metal parts are fabricated brass. The stock is resin.
Dick

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[kanemono]

Hi here is another set of miniatures. These were done as studies for a large bronze of the Iroquois Chief Shikellamy.
Dick

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Edited by kanemono, 21 January 2010 - 07:23 AM.

[cutiger83]

This is amazing work :w00t: Thanks for showing all of this....Kat

[Sabrejet]

Miniature craftsmanship at its absolute finest!

Sabrejet :thumbsup:

[Tony V]

Dick

Just beautiful ! Has to be the best ever. Thank you for posting them. WOW

Tony

[Brian D]

Just beautiful work. Hope to see more. The detailing is just amazing on these minitures! Show us more...please.

[BURjrotc2011]

these are awesome hope to see more

[royalvolunteerregt]

They are really awesome items!

[Jack's Son]

This is the farthest thing from my interest, but as Sabrejet has pointed out, it is of the highest quality.
I AM IMPRESSED !!

[panzerwerk]

Beautiful work !!!!!

[Jim Baker]

I don't know how I missed this. This is some REALLY outstanding work. Very impressive!! :thumbsup:

[dagger1978]

you are an artist!

[kanemono]

Thank you for the comments. Here is a fully functional quarter scale pre-Civil War Springfield pistol carbine with everything an officer would carry during the period.The dime gives the scale
Dick

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[kanemono]

Full length view.

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[cutiger83]

Here is a fully functional quarter scale pre-Civil War Springfield pistol carbine with everything an officer would carry during the period.The dime gives the scale

Wow! The detail is amazing! Thanks for showing this....Kat

[Jim Baker]

Amazing! It looks more like a large dime next to the real thing. In fact, if you removed the dime they would fool anybody.

[kanemono]

Here is another set of miniature weapons. This cased set is quarter scale and includes weapons and accouterments that would have been worn by an officer during the French and Indian War. Everything is fully functional.
Dick

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Edited by kanemono, 11 April 2013 - 06:46 AM.

[Sabrejet]

Remarkable craftsmanship!

[cutiger83]

WHOA! I can't believe the scale. If the quarter wasn't sitting there, I would swear these were real.

....Kat

[Brian D]

These have to be some of the most incredible small scale models I have ever seen in my life! Thanks for bringing this one back up to the top as I remember the original 2011 postings well. This cased set is just the coolest thing I have ever seen!

If I may ask, how long will it take you to craft something like a knife....let alone some of the more decorative items?