Museum-quality heavy-duty TIG welded toys and sculpture made from recycled steel by Skunk
Meticulously TIG torch-constructed from repurposed steel bicycle parts and ferrous miscellany.
Mercury Class Astrobot B1961201071-Babar
Babar's silicon bronze welded detail
Babar's wind-up key
Barbar serial number B1961201071. Activation date Jan 7, 2012. Copper boilerplate with name and serial. Accented with silicon-bronze ‘rivets’. Hands rotate. Spin-able ‘wind up key’ on back.
Height: 15″
$300
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Romer is somewhat of a pseudo-intellectual, yet thoughtful and eager to help around the house, or to listen to you talk about your day. He’s reasonably baggage-free, but sometimes spaces out for hours on end. Romer prefers to keep the little problems he has to himself. He eats like a bird, in the sense that he leaves crumbs everywhere. He likes getting out of the house once in a while.
$300
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Bing is an articulated and poeseable TIG welded Proteus class robot. Serial Number B195120131.
As you can see, he’s quite spry.
Bing has a special feature: his body contains a typewriter bell, activated when you flick the strategically placed lever. Yes, I went there.
Height: 19 inches
Price: $1,500
Egon serial number B0911251160. Activation date November 11, 2011. Copper boilerplate with name and serial. Right hand rotates. Height: 13″
height: 8″
$175
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I’m often reminded of how positive and Friendly the Boston Area really is, despite it’s cold reputation. I know Brent because I pester him at Bob Slate Stationary in Porter Square. Everyone in the store I have come into contact with has been friendly and sharp as a tack. Many have come in support to my art openings. Last time I was in getting refills for my wacky DIY pen, Brent informed me that his of his son Daniel’s Skunk-inspired robot CEM (Computer Enhanced Machine). Here are the two favorite pics he sent. Note the resemblance!
