I just watched all of your videos. Loved them all. Sir Issac newton I think is my favorite. And the Figure Skating Pair gets honorable mention for its simplistic beauty.
Thanks for the nice comments. The Figure Skaters was the second whirligig that I ever made. It shows that mechanics are not that important. Do what appeals to you with your God given abilities. Why some antique novice made whirligigs sell at Christies and Sothebys auctions fetch $50,000. or more.
These whirligigs are all very, very nice, sir, but the kidwash one sticks out the most. It's the kind of toy that a person would fondly remember from his earliest childhood and still get a chuckle out of when he's 80. If I was even somewhat rich, I'd offer you $5000 for it. Your work is amazing.
Wow those are really neat...I'm actually reading the book Whirligig by Paul Fleishman for school, and I wanted to see exactly what kind of Whirligigs there are, so I came onto YouTube...nice work. I admire your talent :)
They take about three months each or about 200hours. That's why I wont's sell them for a few hundred dollars, the amount most people are willing to pay. I hope they go to a folk art museum someday
I make Popeye Rowing in a boat if anyone is interested?
DavidWilliamBethune 2 months ago
i think i drank too much lemon juice concentrate
blanknot 3 months ago
3D gif ^^'
i like the kid wash!
alundrasrt 3 months ago
el video es muy bacano ya que tiene todo lo necesario para guiase para un trabajo de mecanica
carjor2000 5 months ago
i want one of jesus spinning on a cross
MrCoreyp08 6 months ago
Muy ingeniosos y amables.
elroerto 11 months ago
You must have been 10 years old then!
whirligiger32 1 year ago
@whirligiger32 I was way younger.
Are you ever coming back to Seattle?
musicbox193 1 year ago
I've always liked these whirligigs.
They're displayed at the Seattle Center Convention Hall every year, right?
musicbox193 1 year ago
Amazing! Truly pieces of art! You are so right NOT to sell them and I'm glad they will be enjoyed by all!
newfoundland042961 1 year ago
I counted more than 6. lol
MateoJH 1 year ago
Superb!
SwampToons 1 year ago
im gonna make me a whirligig
dragonfitter 1 year ago
bizarre, but really creative
Rodolfsk8 2 years ago
omg hahahahahaha
tlast2O12dude 2 years ago
Do you have a DVD available?
whirligiger32 2 years ago
YES, just make a comment.
whirligiger32 2 years ago
I DO HAVE A DVD FOR SALE
whirligiger32 1 year ago
@whirligiger32 nice talking to your self forever alone
bloosilir 1 month ago
I just watched all of your videos. Loved them all. Sir Issac newton I think is my favorite. And the Figure Skating Pair gets honorable mention for its simplistic beauty.
threeque 2 years ago
Thanks for the nice comments. The Figure Skaters was the second whirligig that I ever made. It shows that mechanics are not that important. Do what appeals to you with your God given abilities. Why some antique novice made whirligigs sell at Christies and Sothebys auctions fetch $50,000. or more.
bentmd8 2 years ago
I'm also reading the book whirligig. These are amazing.
DMD1 2 years ago
These whirligigs are all very, very nice, sir, but the kidwash one sticks out the most. It's the kind of toy that a person would fondly remember from his earliest childhood and still get a chuckle out of when he's 80. If I was even somewhat rich, I'd offer you $5000 for it. Your work is amazing.
shadyalien 2 years ago
These are great!
jameswsa 2 years ago
Awsome!
kevbo7s 3 years ago
Very, very nice.
You should come to our Festival next year!
Check the video I have up of the last one.
TVDOCTOR 3 years ago
Wow those are really neat...I'm actually reading the book Whirligig by Paul Fleishman for school, and I wanted to see exactly what kind of Whirligigs there are, so I came onto YouTube...nice work. I admire your talent :)
tandgdrywall 3 years ago 8
im reading it too :)
proph3t0607 2 years ago
can't imagine how long it would take to make these
yakk13 3 years ago 2
They take about three months each or about 200hours. That's why I wont's sell them for a few hundred dollars, the amount most people are willing to pay. I hope they go to a folk art museum someday
whirligiger32 3 years ago
Great
rdgkelly 3 years ago
fantastic
Huntsman43 3 years ago
ahh i'm never going to get how people make it do that =(.
jkjk3264 3 years ago 2
I love the mechanisms and carving in your whirligis - top rate whirligigs and automata! :)
StopMoColorado 3 years ago 5