30 lb Lawn Turkey

[HundredaireSocialite]

This lawn turkey is my first attempt at metal art. It's about 4' tall and about 4" across.
I realize it's the welding equivalent of drawing a stick figure, but I like it well enough for a first attempt.

Sorry there weren't any construction pics. I wasn't planning on posting it.

But now that we're all here, do any of you guys have project ideas for pipes?
I've got a ton, probably more I'm sure.
They're mostly 1/2" to 1 1/2" od, rusted all to hell, but there's still some steel under there.
Any thoughts? Artistic, practical, or other?

I was going to snap a couple of pictures of my racks, but it's dark now.

Anyway, Thanks for looking.

[strube1369]

I like it, Dude! Now there's a good use for pipe (tube?)!

[Notthatlow]

the feet are kinda off from one another but other then that its pretty good

[assassin_works]

to bad the pipe is smashed i would of used it for a sprinkler

[HundredaireSocialite]

I like it, Dude! Now there's a good use for pipe (tube?)!

Hey thanks! You're right, I suppose it is tube. I continually forget the difference

the feet are kinda off from one another but other then that its pretty good

Thanks. The stance is definitely awkward. I did it that way for stability.

to bad the pipe is smashed i would of used it for a sprinkler

I like that idea. My gf suggested that, too. But I don't know about a steel sprinkler.