Car Show - Scroll Saw Challenge

[amazingkevin]

On 9/3/2020 at 6:45 PM, baggetta said:

MOONLIGHT DRIVE:

I thought I'd get myself a new set of wheels, so I went into my shop and fired up my scrollsaw (after making the pattern) and came up with this little doozy of a vehicle.  Sure I can't drive it around (but where am I going to go during this pandemic anyway), but I can dream.   Free pattern of this vehicle.

love it!!!

[baggetta]

On 9/18/2020 at 10:08 AM, amazingkevin said:

Man are you a great scroller!!!!

Thank you, just pluggin' along.

Al B.

[baggetta]

On 9/14/2020 at 9:30 AM, Rolf said:

Baggetta, love the design, especially the wheels. 

Thank you.

[Ron Johnson]

Been focusing most of my shop time now making toys and will continue for the next few months. Following is what I’ve done earlier. 

[flarud]

On 8/21/2020 at 1:47 PM, Tomanydogs said:

Here’s my sons ‘52 Chev I made a while back. And a motorcycle which was a puzzle that I converted into segmentation it stands and you can view it from either side. Right now I’m cutting my husband’s ‘71 AMC Javelin. 

What technique did you use to make the truck? 

[flarud]

On 9/21/2020 at 11:11 PM, Ron Johnson said:

Been focusing most of my shop time now making toys and will continue for the next few months. Following is what I’ve done earlier. 

All very nice!  I remember when you cut out the truck next to the cabin.  I think I bought that pattern after you posted... I still haven't cut it yet. LOL

[Tomanydogs]

3 hours ago, flarud said:

What technique did you use to make the truck? 

I’m not sure what you mean. But I can tell you the steps to make the pattern. 

[flarud]

On 9/24/2020 at 5:29 AM, Tomanydogs said:

I’m not sure what you mean. But I can tell you the steps to make the pattern. 

Do tell, please.  I don't think I have seen that before. 

[Frank Pellow]

The car in this barn is pretty old but  newer than 1919.  

I did get the plate out of a similar barn where my grandfather kept his 1936 Chrysler.

[rdatelle]

On 8/13/2020 at 5:02 AM, John B said:

GTHO Falcon
 

A few other's I have made
 

 

Love the finish on those. What are you using to get a shine like that.

[rdatelle]

On 9/21/2020 at 11:11 PM, Ron Johnson said:

Been focusing most of my shop time now making toys and will continue for the next few months. Following is what I’ve done earlier. 

Nice Ron. I wish I could get a finish like that on some of mine.

[amazingkevin]

Toys  never looked better!!! You a master of them!!!

[John B]

12 hours ago, rdatelle said:

Love the finish on those. What are you using to get a shine like that.

Clear gloss lacquer. I paint with flat acrylic paint then top coat with two of clear lacquer.

[lawson56]

Here are some of my Trucks, 

[Rockytime]

Cool, cool trucks!

[lawson56]

21 hours ago, Rockytime said:

Cool, cool trucks!

Thank you.

[crupiea]

Couple car related ones I did a while back.

 

[Rockytime]

You are indeed an artist. Those are beautiful!

[jbrowning]

Here is a motorcycle that I've cut. Made out of oak and maple.

Thanks

Jim

Edited May 22, 2021 by jbrowning

[ben2008]

1934 Ford 3 Window Coupe

I did this about 9 years ago

Date is incorrect. Should be  6/03/2012

 

Edited May 23, 2021 by ben2008

[Rolf]

On 8/20/2020 at 2:27 PM, munzieb said:

I used to live in the Poughkeepsie area bud did a lot of business at Macarthur and Farmingdale airports. Moved south in '08. Wasn't there a German restaurant on Lake Ronkonkoma at one time?

The Ronkonkoma restaurant was called the Bavarian Inn.

[munzieb]

55 minutes ago, Rolf said:

The Ronkonkoma restaurant was called the Bavarian Inn.

Sad ending to a good restaurant for business lunches. I fed many a good customer at Garrett Aviation trading aviation BS stories.

Bavarian Inn – Long Island 70s Kid

[Rolf]

On 6/5/2021 at 6:06 PM, munzieb said:

Sad ending to a good restaurant for business lunches. I fed many a good customer at Garrett Aviation trading aviation BS stories.

Bavarian Inn – Long Island 70s Kid

If I remember correctly one of my sisters had her wedding reception there.

[Jim Finn]

This is a small cedar box with the Mustang logo inlayed into the hinged lid. Inlayed using my scroll saw with the "double bevel inlay" method.  I have done other car logos like this but have no photos of them.