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Steampunk clock with 2 RGB light wells

The steampunk big clock with 2 RGB light wells that were made by my dad - The prop maker.

When you are looking at them you get the feeling that you are transported into the world of Salvador Dali!

9 comments

Nov 21, 2011. 11:47 AMFrozenIce says:

ANY INSTRUCTIONS USEFULL PLEASEEE!!!!

Aug 23, 2011. 4:49 PMchaydock says:

Without a "how to" it's not much of an instructable. More like a "show-off-able." I LOVE the finished product; but, anything you can do to show how it was made would be most apreciated. Materials list, basic steps, a few pictures to augment the instructions. Even if you don't have pictures available of the build process, closups of the final product showing how the end product looks for that step would be nice. But agian... MAJOR cudos for the final product!