I’ve used lengths of mild steel flat stock and angle, for this frame. All edges were burned with a torch to leave a melted effect on them. After drilling numerous holes around the frame, I welded in steel studs in each hole, and all pieces were rough welded together to complete the frame. I then added spars, and other pieces to the corners and centers of the frame which reflect the Airship in the image. The small pewter figure in his airship at the top center is by Rawcliffe.

I’ve taken lengths of mild steel flat stock, heated them and bent them to the necessary angles, burned all the edges, and rough welded them all together. I then burned holes through the frames edges, behind which I laid some blue paper, seen through these burned holes. The finish was left natural to rust over time.

I once again burned out the necessary lengths of mild steel with a torch to create a rough, melted edging. I then rough welded these pieces together and drilled holes all the way around the inner perimeter to accept the Dragon’s “teeth” which I made from ground down round stock, and welded into place. The finish is just the burned steel and natural finish left to rust over time.