I've mostly found attached parts have a rough fillet

welded plates have a leveled/rough fill with minor gaps or a slight divot. At least based on the era I want to represent.


Started on the groundwork. Here's one very exciting bollard

I used the ID code on the bollard as my signature.
Made from a till receipt roll middle, and half a Gustav hip joint.
Looks like a tampon! Still, I like the cast effect and the fact that you have gone to the lengths to add casting codes. This does rather add to the whole.
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