Dragster

Dragster steampunk sculpture. The first idea that came up to my mind as soon as I saw a saxophone was – yes, that will be a dragster. The instrument itself dictated me this insolent thought. Why not if this instrument has already been broken? However, I also needed other parts for this which would help to actualize my idea. Front wheels have been taken out of the old childish carriage. I have made rear wheels invoking the crowns of electrical kettles (samovar). A tip out of the pipe curtains served for the front of the car. A rear part of the dragster has been made of four parts: that‘s the part of a hookah, a flapper of a wind-instrument, a mark out of a Russian car “VOLGA“ and a bicycle lamp. A driver has been made of simulation. Clothing has been sewed for it and binoculars have been acquired to strengthen visibility. Dragster steampunk sculpture parts are connected without welding, relying instead on mechanical assembly and balance.