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been a bit under the weather so, it took me a few extra days to finish this one up.

on to the next one!

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OH the colors !!! The dye job with the black background just look freaking outstanding. Well Done, I love it !!

Those colors with the rest of the seat being black really make it jump out at'cha !

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Looks great Roger,

What did you put on that black leather? Looks really nice.

Dave Theobald

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Looks great Roger,

What did you put on that black leather? Looks really nice.

Dave Theobald

thanks everyone!!

david, i always use the same stuff.

couple coats of oil dye, buff, a coat of lexol, buff then two or three coats of pecards and buff

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That skull just fascinates the hell out of me.

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impressive work. I like the design drawings and colour. :You_Rock_Emoticon:

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Way cool Beeze!! But hey wait a minute and pull the break...

Have I not commented on this motif on a bikeseat before?? Only that it was sealed and antiqued on naked leather, prolly with rest of seat black or sumting???

This one IS way cooler with that great fire dyejob. I'd guess that it is airbrushed but not sure?

I just admire the way you model your work with that pearshader.

Tom

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Roger, yet another holy $%*t seat! They keep gettin' better 'n better!

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Darn seat is so good that I wouldn't want to sit on it!!

Great job!

:You_Rock_Emoticon:

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Way cool Beeze!! But hey wait a minute and pull the break...

Have I not commented on this motif on a bikeseat before?? Only that it was sealed and antiqued on naked leather, prolly with rest of seat black or sumting???

This one IS way cooler with that great fire dyejob. I'd guess that it is airbrushed but not sure?

I just admire the way you model your work with that pearshader.

Tom

thanks again for all the comments. this is one of my recent favorites.

tom, this is the first time i have done this design.

yes it is airbrush. i did a bit more than i normally do with it.

here is the bike it's going on.

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thanks everyone!!

david, i always use the same stuff.

couple coats of oil dye, buff, a coat of lexol, buff then two or three coats of pecards and buff

Which Pecards, is it you use, the regular leather finish or the motorcycle leather finish?

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That is awesome! The faces inside the flames, the bit of red in the eyes, all of it. Very well done.

Dan

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Thats going to look very very good on the motorcycle. Very good job.

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That's simply astounding ! Woah!

:You_Rock_Emoticon:

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That's so cool with all the skulls in the flames. I love it!

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Which Pecards, is it you use, the regular leather finish or the motorcycle leather finish?

thanks again for all the comments!

it came out really nice and one the i am pretty happy with.

bradb... i use the original stuff

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Cool looking seat, great colors!

It'll make the bike complete!

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Whoa!! Roger, once again I am in awe.......that rocks!

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Wow! Just awesome. FRight out of "Ghost Rider".... (typo pun intended!)

Brent

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OMG!! That is very, very cool!!! Great job!Quick question, what did you use to color it with? Will it withstand wear and weather I presume?

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Very nicely done. Incredibly fluid design and great color scheme. Love it!

May I humbly suggest, however, going in with an Gel Antique Med Brown and painting the "cliffs" in your design? (I do not know the official name for it, but what I call "cliffs" are as follows: when you cut your line, then compress one side, if you follow the compressed side down to the line, then you hit a cliff face, which goes up, then levels off into the untooled side. So the "cliff is the edge of the cut line that shows after you have tooled one side down) It has been my experience that Gel Antique Med Brown plays very well with oranges and yellows and it would add more distinction to your cut and tooled lines, giving them more contrast.

Very nice work again. I look foreword to seeing more of your work.

VM

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