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A bit pricey, but I think the factory painter went nuts. Maybe he was one of the guys producing the really lightly-squiggled ones we sometimes see; the boss goes, "You need to use a heavier hand," and he thinks, "I'll show him!!"
Hope an OGer picks this up. If you've got an Aristo or Century globe with either a screw-on or cover-type black cap, you could probably paint a cap to match!
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I have one base, and am tempted to take one of my screw-cap black Aristocrat bottles and paint the cap with squiggles to match.
What are your plans for your other two bases, Wizard?
I thought about drizzling it on, but I have yet to practice the technique on anything.
Has anyone followed up on this? I've been thinking of making a black squiggle or two.
I haven't had time or funds, nope. If anybody wants to try on another base, I have a spare brass Aristocrat base.
I have some of the newer aluminium bases and can spray paint the main color, but I wouldn't know what to use for the gold to get the lines. Also unsure of what technique to use.
Could you make some sort of stencil? Or buy a squiggly line stencil maybe at an arts and crafts store that has stencils? That's a tough call on how to get that "look". I even tried to google it, but so far didn't find anything that would make me think it would work. I'm sure someone somewhere will come up with something.......that's a tough one though.
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