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I offer different styles of
Eagles
All breeds of Birds are offered in the realistic "One-of-a-Kind"
and coming soon Blue Heron and
Red Tailed Hawk in all styles..
All pieces are
Copyright © Bernie Jestrabek-Hart
All examples below are of
Bald Eagles, however we also offer Golden Eagles
Shipping costs are additional
Some mounting devices are included.
Need to discuss this individually.
Prices listed below are for steel.
There is an additional cost for aluminum.
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Classic Line
Basic
outline cutout that is shaped into a 3 dimensional eagle.
The head is realistic but the legs and feet are cutouts.
48 inch wingspan ... unpainted---$1000 painted---$1200.00
Life size (87" wingspan ... unpainted---$1800.00
painted---$2000.00
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Contemporary Line
Basic outline cutout that has
the major wing feathers cut out as well which gives it a light and airy
feeling. The cutout is shaped into a 3 dimensional eagle. The
head is realistic but the legs and feet are cutouts.
48 inch wingspan ... unpainted---$1200.00
painted---$1600.00
Life size (87" wingspan ... unpainted---$2200.000
painted---$2500.00
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Elegant Line
Much more realistic. all the feathers are cut out including both the
top and bottom of the wing feathers, as well as the head and body.
This also gives a very light and airy feeling. The legs and feet are
made a realistic as possible
48 inch wingspan ... unpainted---$2200.00 painted---$2500.00
Life size 87inch wingspan ... unpainted---$3800.00
painted---$4000.00
for a fish in the claws - add $200
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One
of a Kind Art
by Bernie Jestrabek-Hart
1. $1000.00 per foot of wingspan
up to life-size.
All parts of the eagle are created as
realistic as possible minus the texture of the feathers..
The pictures above are larger
than life size (left to
right) a 13 foot wingspan,
and the remaining are 11 foot wingspan eagles.
Thus a life size
of 87 inch wingspan would cost is $7250.00.
2.
$1200.00 per
foot of wing span up to life size. For the most realistic eagles I texture each
feather individually, if steel or aluminum. Also those made from
barbed wire are this price.
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example to the right shows the kind of detail I make. The brown example is a close-up of the
"Desert Hawk", a red tailed hawk sculpture
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the silver example to the left is from a silver colored
hawk.
This example is a really good example of the texture that makes the
feathers look real.
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Thus in the most
realistic style with the feathers textured, a life size
of 87 inch wingspan would cost is $9000.00.
The above formulas is the way to
calculate a 7 1/2 foot wingspan or smaller price. Anything that is larger
than 7 1/2 feet must also take into consideration the extra volume that is
involved as they get larger.
Example: A twice life-size piece has a
volume that is 4 times the amount, so the price takes that into
consideration. Therefore the cost would be 4 times the cost of a
life-size piece and not twice the cost.
As they get larger the
area is squared and the volume is cubed.
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Bernie
Jestrabek-Hart
08/31/2009
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