kingfisher project, Kelvinbridge, Glasgow, 2006

kingfisher project, Kelvinbridge, Glasgow, 2006
kingfisher project, Kelvinbridge, Glasgow, 2006
 
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Step 1THE DO-IT-YOURSELF GUIDE TO URBAN WILDLIFE HABITAT REGENERATION

THE DO-IT-YOURSELF GUIDE TO URBAN WILDLIFE HABITAT REGENERATION
or, how to make a kingfisher from discarded IRN BRU cans
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Feb 28, 2007. 1:39 PMMetrokillah says:
Braw, not only is "skeggy brew" the ginger nectar of the gods but with your ingenuity becomes the drinker of the nectar of the flowers of the gods. Would it be possible to attach little wings so that the wind whirs them like a real kingfisher or even a hummingbird? There is no lack of a breeze in Scotland and the audible pitch could possibly be tuned to sound like wings too. Excellent instructable and barry drawings. slanj
Jan 7, 2007. 9:32 AMoutofthewoods says:
This is amazing and beautiful! Do you have any plans for making any other kinds of birds? Thanks for sharing!
Jul 2, 2006. 6:00 PMrocotillo says:
great project is there any more drink can items on this site, they are a good material to work with on a lot of projects.
Nov 1, 2006. 12:56 PMfastboy says:
excellent looking project, dude the images are fantastic! definetely the best instructable maker here
Jul 6, 2006. 4:09 PMVon Klaus says:
my momma told me to never ever double never to stick my finger in soda cans.
Jul 17, 2006. 2:10 PMmorphet says:
Dude, what a beautiful project.
May 24, 2006. 6:25 PMleevonk says:
putting pics into a PDF:
1) download PDF995: http://www.pdf995.com/
2) insert the pictures into microsoft word
3) in word, click print then 'print to pdf995'
4) your new pdf will appear, yay
Jul 1, 2006. 6:20 AM_soapy_ says:
Or use OpenOffice, and simply click the PDF button.
Jun 27, 2006. 5:28 PMlissy says:
lovely...saw one of these print outs art the GSA Exhibition last week...have printed some off to post to my mates...thanks.
Jun 26, 2006. 9:58 AMladybird says:
This is a truly beautiful and inspirational project! Nice one!
May 26, 2006. 12:04 PMblog.darkforestdesign.com says:
Truly incredible work - thank you for the contribution. I liked it so much it made it into my blog - check it out: http://www.darkforestdesign.com/blog/diy-soda-can-construction
May 24, 2006. 6:11 PMradiorental says:
Sorry, just noticed the pdf, very cool. You taught yourself?!?!? I'm speechless. How on gods earth did you manage to teach yourself to draw like that, write crazy complicated instructions on to two pages and figure out how to turn an irn bru can in to a hummingbird? I'd love to hear the story behind that please!
May 24, 2006. 6:06 PMradiorental says:
depends on what you drew it in. Have you got pdf as an option under 'save as'?
May 24, 2006. 3:30 PMradiorental says:
very nice instructable, those drawings are really nice. Much clearer than trying to figure out how to do it from in-progress photographs. Did you draw them yourself or are they from a book/manual/zine?

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