| Michael |
| Elledge |
Carronade
| Portfolio- Museum & Other Exhibit Displays- SOLD Pg. 2 |
| Texas Renaissance Festival This customer has a Pirate Ship's display at the festival in Houston, Texas where he purchased 2 of my full scale concrete 1841 Six Pounder's both on naval carriages. The next year he also purchased 3-concrete front piece muzzles of an 1841 Six Pounder Barrel so that he could position them out of the portholes of the pirate ship. A new game booth for the kids was also set up too that year with 2 of my custom wood Carronade cannons that I made that would shoot balls out at targets with air pressure. The kids love pulling on the lanyard and it making noise! |
| Three concrete front piece muzzles of an 1841 Six Pounder Barrel I made will be positioned out of the portholes of the above pirate ship. |
| The next year this same customer opened a new game booth called "Foomp!" for the kids, so they could pull on a cannon lanyard and shoot plastic balls out of the cannon and hit the targets. The 2 wood "Carronade" cannons that I custom made for him will shoot a 3" plastic ball 10-30 feet by use of an air compressor hose unit hooked up to a mechanical valve unit that I built the inside of the cannons around. It makes a whooping popping sound noise that the kids love. Another great addition to the Texas Renaissance Festival. |
| I took a terrible picture so I am blocking myself out. |