TIKI's for the Home - Collecting Tiki

S seamus Member Portland Joined: May 07, 2003 Posts: 462	S seamus Posted posted on Sun, Sep 7, 2003 11:31 AM Nice work Lounge de Ville. I'm happy to see another "sculptor" out there. I do the back yard thing as well. I work mostly in concrete, but I'm just starting to get into the foam thing. Resins and fiberglass are still a mystery to me, and from what I can tell drive the cost up significantly. I'm hoping to be visiting Socal in the near future. Perhaps we can hook up and swap stories. I'm gonna be packing the car full of Tikis, so anyone who wants to save on shipping costs and get a great deal,, give me a holler and tell me what you want. This is a 3ft tall spitting fountain I recently sold. http://www.tikisbyseamus.com [ Edited by: seamus on 2003-09-07 13:35 ]

Nice work Lounge de Ville. I'm happy to see another "sculptor" out there. I do the back yard thing as well. I work mostly in concrete, but I'm just starting to get into the foam thing. Resins and fiberglass are still a mystery to me, and from what I can tell drive the cost up significantly.
I'm hoping to be visiting Socal in the near future. Perhaps we can hook up and swap stories.
I'm gonna be packing the car full of Tikis, so anyone who wants to save on shipping costs and get a great deal,, give me a holler and tell me what you want.
This is a 3ft tall spitting fountain I recently sold.

http://www.tikisbyseamus.com

[ Edited by: seamus on 2003-09-07 13:35 ]

Post #50502 by seamus on Sun, Sep 7, 2003 11:31 AM