did not get the magnet... however, I did get my first drilone custom. pretty psyched.

Love them all!

Experimenting

ooh, love that blue :]

Yay for shipping notifications

Yay for buying a scale and automating shipping through paypal...

Can't wait to see mine in person!

Thanks Dril!!!!!

Got mine today! Thanks, Dril!!!! These are awesome!!!!


Test Magnets + Pin by DrilOne by NO!ra, on Flickr

That one-eyed monster is badass. I know I saw a pic of him next to a mini-skelve. This would definitely be a great production skelve/mini-skelve. Any chance of this happening? I would buy one.

I will make a custom one. There is always a chance...

Tillie is the nickname of two murals of a grinning figure that were painted on the side of the Palace Amusements building in Asbury Park, New Jersey, United States. Tillie is an amusement park "fun face," painted over the winter of 1955-1956. The name Tillie is likely a nod to George C. Tilyou, the owner of Steeplechase Park in Coney Island, NY. A similar grinning face was featured on Steeplechase Park signage. The mural has been featured in movies, TV shows such as The Sopranos, Weird NJ magazine, and a famous photo of Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band early in their career.
Tribute to Tillie on the Wonder Bar, Asbury Park, New Jersey

Like many other boardwalk areas in the United States, such as Coney Island, New York, Asbury Park had fallen on hard times. Palace Amusements, built in 1888, closed in 1988, and the historic building fell into disrepair. When the Palace site was targeted for demolition and redevelopment, Asbury Park residents, Tillie fans, and Springsteen fans formed a grassroots effort to save Tillie, lobbying the state to block the demolition or at least remove the mural beforehand. The group was partially successful, as the left-side Tillie, as well as the "bumper girl" murals, were successfully removed. The right-side Tillie was demolished. From June 8 to June 11, 2004, Save Tillie volunteers removed the mural from the Palace building. The building was demolished in July 2004. Tillie and other murals from the Palace building were to be incorporated into a new building on the site.

This is awesome, Dril! I'm a NJ native, so this is extra cool in my book.

Yeah I volunteered when they cut him down. I have pieces of neon and wall before they tore down the building. I loved Asbury Park...