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About a month ago I did a sketch of a flying saucer and decided to make it reality.
So I got busy Saturday afternoon and started building the steel framework. it will be covered in metal lath and then coated in a 2 part epoxy putty known as magic sculpt, then painted in acrylic colors. The dome is a light cover I found on the I-5 about a year ago.