Magnificent 2" Thick Two Layer Museum Specimens!
We have a number of huge figures that were created 20 years ago using a 6 MeV pulsed linear
accelerator (LINAC). The LINAC has long since been decommissioned. The smallest of these specimens measured 12" x 13.5" x 2"
thick, while the largest was over 17" x 17"! They were all irradiated on two sides to create two parallel charge planes, and
then
carefully discharged. The high energy discharge sounded like a shotgun
blast.
The interior plane-to-plane discharges are similar to some of our
smaller Style 16 "Windblown Lightning" Figures... but on steroids! And
the one pictured below was the SMALLEST one in the group. We still have a few others that we're offering for a limited time.
The custom light bases (included) are solid walnut, beautifully crafted
and finished in
a natural satin lacquer. Each has a velvet-lined cavity that snugly
cradles the specimen. Two rows of LED's illuminate the two charge
planes, one row is bright white, while the
other row is a brilliant electric blue. Because
of their size and depth, it's difficult to fully capture the detail and
beauty of
these magnificent specimens.
Although the one of a kind specimen pictured below has already been sold to a lucky collector, we do have a few other large specimens,
some over 17" x 17" x 2". In
our June production run, we also plan to create some new 3/4" thick
Lichtenberg Figures that will range between 12" x 12" to 24" x 36". If
you're interested in
obtaining a very special "world class" Lichtenberg Figure, please contact me as soon as possible!
This one's sold - But we have more....
(Click on images for more detailed views)
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