Vimworthy's Patented Swarm Eliminator
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Are you having trouble with swarms (wasps, mosquitos,
elephants....)??
If so, let Vimworthy's Patented Swarm Eliminator come to the rescue -
with it's fearsome array of omni-directional high-powered spray
nozzles, assisted by a pre-heating boiler and super-heater coil, you
can head straight into the centre of the swarm, confident in the
knowledge that you will take out the whole swarm with one squirt!
Materials: brass, copper, shell cases, "Dron-Wal 5/P" compressed-air
sprayer, Tecalemit "Cycle Gun" grease gun
Dimensions: 12" x 17" x 22" (30cm x 43cm x 56cm)
Weight: 9lb (4kg)
This piece was displayed at the "Manifestation" Art Exhibition at Steampunk Doncaster, the Art Exhibition at the Asylum V Steampunk Festival, and the Rowland Emett Society Convention. It was also shown as part of Oxfordshire Artweeks, along with its partner, "The Concentrator". The pair have been seen again together at the Tetbury Sculpture Exhibition and the Savill Garden. In September 2017, they were shown at Kempton Steam Museum in London, and have also been on long-term display at Living Art, Hungerford. In August/September 2020, they were seen at Spetchley Park Gardens. From October 1st 2020, 'Vimworthy's...' was seen at the Gallery of the Gloucestershire Guild of Craftsmen in Cheltenham, until September 2021, from when it was on view at Rodmarton Manor. In August/September 2022, it was seen again at Spetchley Park Gardens. Its next outing was the Gloucestershire Guild of Craftsmen 'Crafts Alive' exhibition at Rodmarton Manor in September 2023.
This piece also featured in the article entitled "The Science & Art of Domestic Bliss" by Nigel Williams in the Surrey Sculpture Society magazine "Limited Edition", which you can read here (2.8Mb PDF).
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