Stained Glass Tractor
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Two years ago we featured a stained glass combine turned into a work of art by Karl Unnasch (Vol. 38, No. 3). He created it for a festival in Reedsburg, Wis. It has since found a permanent home in the city’s Harvest Park where its 34 stained glass panels continue to amaze visitors.
The Chatfield, Minn., artist also turned his father’s IH 966 into a work of art, fitting it with 14 stained glass panels. He mounted the glass panels in frames - backlit by LED lights - in such a way that they could be easily removed when the tractor needs to go back to work.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Karl Unnasch, Pilot Mound Design, 31314 Hwy. 30, Chatfield, Minn. 55923 (ph 507 272-0452; karl@karlunnasch.com; www.karlunnasch.com).
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Stained Glass Tractor TRACTORS Miscellaneous Two years ago we featured a stained glass combine turned into a work of art by Karl Unnasch Vol 38 No 3 He created it for a festival in Reedsburg Wis It has since found a permanent home in the city’s Harvest Park where its 34 stained glass panels continue to amaze visitors The Chatfield Minn artist also turned his father’s IH 966 into a work of art fitting it with 14 stained glass panels He mounted the glass panels in frames - backlit by LED lights - in such a way that they could be easily removed when the tractor needs to go back to work Contact: FARM SHOW Followup Karl Unnasch Pilot Mound Design 31314 Hwy 30 Chatfield Minn 55923 ph 507 272-0452; karl@karlunnasch com; www karlunnasch com