I really like the Tomato. It's hard to capture, in a photo, how much depth some of these acrylics have.
Yessir, Kryptonite, Shark Attack, and Mardi Gras..
You know, it's funny. The only made 18 of the Ben Hogans in Kryptonite, and within 45 minutes of posting a a certain FB group I was looking for some GEC acrylics, I was offered TWO of them.
What was the name of this acrylic? It almost looks like buffalo horn.Picked up this black acrylic 92 at the 2017 Rendezvous, was the only one in the display case.
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Yep capturing the depth is the most challenging part. Much like photographing MOP.I really like the Tomato. It's hard to capture, in a photo, how much depth some of these acrylics have.
What was the name of this acrylic? It almost looks like buffalo horn.
This thread is converting me into a acrylic lover. I only have one (so far, post #158).
They really seem to grow on you.
At first, I didn't think much of the acryics. Then one day a #78 popped up on the exchange (the one in the photo above) and I took the leap Been seriously hooked ever since. Acrylics aren't always the most traditional looking but the aesthetics are highly pleasing due to the colors, depth and personality they can convey.This thread is converting me into a acrylic lover. I only have one (so far, post #158).
They really seem to grow on you.
Always have loved GEC acrylics especially the Congress! Sorry, I’m no photographer but here’s a few that are definitely not for sale! View attachment 1093458 View attachment 1093459 View attachment 1093460 View attachment 1093461 View attachment 1093462 View attachment 1093463 View attachment 1093464
Indeed, thanks again!#07 found a great home