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Guillows 1903 Wright Flyer by Skyediamonds1985. Viewed 883 times. Build Thread Next Prev Click image to return. Image Comments Skyediamonds1985 25-Jun-15 18:26 After application of Spackling, tape was immediately peeled off to produce a straight edge Skyediamonds 26-Jun-15 00:00 In answer to the question about the chains; they were purchased at a local arts & crafts store. These stores sell all kinds of goodies & accessories & of course, chains of all sizes. They ranged designer chains, to tiny chains you barely see that they could pass for tying twine, to chains that are made from brass, copper, & steel. Because there is so much confusion as to what constitutes the original Wright Flyer, I took this opportunity to express artistic license & used brass chains for a little bit of decorative "bling" to break up the monochromatic whites, blacks & grays. I hope I didn't blow up the forum with all those posts. Would like to hear more. -Sky Please sign in to comment on this image.