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Not my first, but the best work in the genre of steampunk

materials : brass, copper, leather, glass, steel, cotton cord,

 
sonnos says: Jun 14, 2012. 4:43 PM
are you interested in selling them?
Marseau (author) in reply to sonnosJun 14, 2012. 11:45 PM
these already not. will be similar, but in Augus
Timfee says: May 1, 2012. 4:56 AM
Man ! those are beautiful ! congrats, it's a really fine job !
ShadeStride says: Apr 17, 2012. 4:23 PM
Amazing work. I tip my top hat to you.
Marseau (author) in reply to ShadeStrideApr 17, 2012. 11:52 PM
thank you very much )
artefacter says: Mar 29, 2012. 9:14 AM
It looks like gogglerman's creation. Well done.
Marseau (author) in reply to artefacterMar 29, 2012. 11:06 AM
Yes, it is beautiful) on it studied)
jessyratfink says: Mar 28, 2012. 1:49 PM
I agree, the aged look is excellent! I'd love to hear more about how you did it.

A full step-by-step on a project like this would be amazing!
Marseau (author) in reply to jessyratfinkMar 29, 2012. 12:03 AM
Thank you very much) I will Try to describe:

1. we need to : ammonia solution ( Ammonium chloride) medical solution 10%
a weak solution of hydrochloric acid (soldering acid)
jar with a cover
2. process: pour on the bottom of the jar ammonia
put the product in a jar, close the lid, put in the heat.
we see how transparent liquid becomes a bright blue, as the product grows dim and covered with oxides of nitrogen
keep the product in the jar 4-5 hours, periodically turning, and as soon as it becomes completely covered with oxides of nitrogen - pulls.
the finished product has a color - dark-green, with the transition to the blue and black
acid and cloth begin to scour the patina ( Caution - acid must be very little)
and that's all :)

bad know English, but I hope that anything would help :)
cart562 says: Mar 28, 2012. 9:14 PM
Now THAT, is true Steampunk; how old and scrappy the parts look, and the details are really authentic.
Aaronius says: Mar 28, 2012. 6:22 AM
I like the aged look. Did you braze the items and leave the oxidation?
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