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James Rice, become a new star in the virtual world because it managed to 'juggle' the spoon bent into a replica of the motorcycle. He was even able to sell the results of his work at a fantastic price.
1 replica motorcycles made, sold for about US $ 3,000 to US $ 4,000
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Over time, James find a more appropriate way to establish the spoons without having preheated or in the process of beating. (Oddity Central)
"I had a talent in art. I like to draw, but prefer something that can be assembled. I make the motor itself. Time SMA never make mini motorcycle. Anything related to motor me interested," said James, who quoted from Oddity Central,
Initially James only made motorcycle from scrap tires only. After that, he tried to focus more forming every detail of the bike section with a stainless steel spoon.
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Artists from the land of Uncle Sam is able to make spoons it into a work of art that has a high value. (Oddity Central)
Over time, James find a more appropriate way to establish the spoons without having preheated or the beating process. The result is better because it does not damage the original form.
To search for raw materials in the manufacture of motor, James spent much of his time to 'hunt' at thrift stores or get them from the friend who had a stainless steel spoon.
James Rice, became the new star on the internet for creating a replica motorcycles from stainless steel spoons bent. (Oddity Central)
'The Bagger' is one of his creations. This motor has a length of 21 inches with a weight of more than 7 pounds or about 3.1 kg. The results of this work, James has won 3 awards at the State Fair Dfine Art Show in Washington.
For those of you who are interested to have it, just spend of US $ 3,899
Artists from the land of Uncle Sam is able to make spoons it into a work of art that has a high value. (Oddity Central)
Over time, James find a more appropriate way to establish the spoons without having preheated or the beating process. The result is better because it does not damage the original form.
To search for raw materials in the manufacture of motor, James spent much of his time to 'hunt' at thrift stores or get them from the friend who had a stainless steel spoon.
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James Rice, became the new star on the internet for creating a replica motorcycles from stainless steel spoons bent. (Oddity Central)
'The Bagger' is one of his creations. This motor has a length of 21 inches with a weight of more than 7 pounds or about 3.1 kg. The results of this work, James has won 3 awards at the State Fair Dfine Art Show in Washington.
For those of you who are interested to have it, just spend of US $ 3,899
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