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Once again five days before we open a director tells me that we need a
prop made. This time it was a 40s style radio. I knocked this one up in an hour or so, which is what was required as in the last few days before a production opens the jobs list gets longer and tempers become frayed. Fine furniture it aint but if you remember that the audience will only see it from 15 meters away and side on, you'll see that it will do the trick. If the audience spends more than a moment noticing the radio the production will have bigger problems than a dodgy looking radio. Front and back are 15 mm ply, sides and top are kerfed scrap structural 3mm ply. The speaker insert is the same 3mm ply cut out on a scroll saw. No plans, no design, just cut up and nailed (gasp) together. Finished with a stain/varnish combo, kerfs filled with woodfiller. Mekon |
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