To clear up any confusion, the Logue patterns are in the USA. Given the recent questions, there seems to be a demand and need for them. Let me know what you would like to utilize and we can make arrangements for you to use them for your project.
Best,
Kurt
What patterns is there anyone have a list so people know what is available?
Years ago the patterns were delivered to Dave Wintermute for storage, and he and his chapter were going to log what there were in the bins. This never happened, so eventually the BoD got them shipped to Peoria for Mary and the local Chapter to list what there was, again nothing happened. I am not sure that they are of great value, more of a museum display as now days with scanning and computer generated moulds/patterns it is far more efficient and better results.
Regards, Wombat
that actually could be a worthwhile project is to digitise them then the files could be easily shared and the end user could 3d print their own patterns for casting or atleast be able to pass the file to a casting foundry to have them made.
"i reject your reality and substitute my own" - adam savage. i suspect my final words maybe "well shit, that didnt work"
instead of perfection some times we just have to accept practicality
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