Fatboy's masterpiece Ginacue (ivory butt, snakewood, gold and silver)

I feel as if I should just throw-up on myself:yikes::shocked2:!!!This cue is just SICK!!!!WOW!Thanks for sharing the pictures!Just incredible!:ok:
 
I am sure Eric appreciates all the comments. This cue belongs in a museum. It's a once in a lifetime cue.

JimmyK
 
HAMANA, HAMANA!!!!

That cue is Phat, boy. :wink:

That is one great looking tool. I thought maybe I'd order one for myself but I couldn't find it in his catalog. What model number is it? :groucho:
 
:groucho::groucho::groucho::groucho::groucho:

(5 Groucho's = new territory)
 
Me likeyyyyyyy

There are a few starburst cues that would be a great collector set. I have seen a really nice Gilbert and maybe another one from another strong cuemaker. BUT, this one is the nutz... IVORY & GOLD ... sick!!!!
 
This may be the nicest Gina i've ever seen and i've seen some nice ones........

James
 
I always wondered what it would look like if you just put a shaft on an elephant tusk. :D

That is very funny but appears to be true in this case. Thank you Jimmy for sharing the pictures. Eric, congratulations on a "true" Monster!



Chris
 
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I just looked at the pictures again and the J/P's are a work of art by themselves. If you haven't seen it i'd suggest going on TAR's web site and watching the video interview with Ernie. I watched it and it changed my opinion of his cues. Ernie is a master and his equipment is second to none. Watching that video has made me want one of his cues and i'm going to get one when the right opportunity comes along.

James
 
I just looked at the pictures again and the J/P's are a work of art by themselves. If you haven't seen it i'd suggest going on TAR's web site and watching the video interview with Ernie. I watched it and it changed my opinion of his cues. Ernie is a master and his equipment is second to none. Watching that video has made me want one of his cues and i'm going to get one when the right opportunity comes along.

James

What Ernie has accomplished in almost 50 years :eek: is beyond reason. That is why he is a legend and my personal favorite cuemaker.

JimmyK
 
I just looked at the pictures again and the J/P's are a work of art by themselves. If you haven't seen it i'd suggest going on TAR's web site and watching the video interview with Ernie. I watched it and it changed my opinion of his cues. Ernie is a master and his equipment is second to none. Watching that video has made me want one of his cues and i'm going to get one when the right opportunity comes along.

James

Like you, after watch the video interview of Ernie, courtesy of the good people at TAR, I ordered a Ginacue straight away. I guess there are many people out there that would do the same thing after watching the video.
 
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