So I have been busy tonight and I have yet more pictures.

Also a special thanks to "Downunder Kilt" for the pictures. when I initially set the pin on my kilt pin, I set it 90 degrees out of whack - then glanced across the workshop to see the picture on the screen, and managed to rotate it more appropriately while the solder was still hot.


Below: the whole show as it stands, less the buckles and a couple of items to come.
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Treskle design kilt pin (before I fixed the angle of the pin)
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Solder to white-metal bonding
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Treskle before fill
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Crane design - not as happy about this one - lost alot of detail, but it does still hold that "ancient feeling"
It comes down to the surface viscosity of the white metal I'm using - budget metal - budget result.
I need some pewter I think
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Treskle design fresh out of the mold
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Crane design during polishing - before fill
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Crane design with a new "experimental casting process - keeps the thickness down, and thus the weight.
this one will likely go on the bride's sash.
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Back of the wolf pin - this was a test for the clip attachment - another pic coming as I'm at my attachment limit.
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