This is a BellaSera Custom Cue that was finished in April of 2009, just out of the box on the 20th. of April.
Wayne Anderson & I designed it together "The Blue Cue".
He is retiring to Hawaii & this may be his last cue.
I've been waiting over 4 months to finally get this black beauty in my hands.
I played APA league 9-ball tonight against a SL7 & I of course beat him with it.
The balance is unbelievable, the hit is superb & the finish is perfect.
It is a definite players cue.
An 18.4oz. 59", 10pt. blue stained Curly Maple with 3 veneers of blue, lt. blue & gray.
A cored Gabon Ebony forearm & butt.
An aged piece of Cherry was used for the handle area to keep down the weight & a nice black goatskin was skillfully wrapped over it.
10 links of veneer beauty rings @ A,B,C,D & E, add in a 3/8x10 G-10 pin & 2 premium grade 30" shafts with 13.2mm. Moori med. tips & you have this 1 of a kind Warrior Lance.
I am very proud to own one of Wayne's fine cues.
For those of you who don't know here's a little history. Wayne was taught by Bill Schick @ "It's George" then when Billy left; Wayne went with him & he worked for Billy for 5 yrs.
Wayne then built his own company "BellaSera Custom Cues"
Enjoy the pics.
Wayne Anderson & I designed it together "The Blue Cue".
He is retiring to Hawaii & this may be his last cue.
I've been waiting over 4 months to finally get this black beauty in my hands.
I played APA league 9-ball tonight against a SL7 & I of course beat him with it.
The balance is unbelievable, the hit is superb & the finish is perfect.
It is a definite players cue.
An 18.4oz. 59", 10pt. blue stained Curly Maple with 3 veneers of blue, lt. blue & gray.
A cored Gabon Ebony forearm & butt.
An aged piece of Cherry was used for the handle area to keep down the weight & a nice black goatskin was skillfully wrapped over it.
10 links of veneer beauty rings @ A,B,C,D & E, add in a 3/8x10 G-10 pin & 2 premium grade 30" shafts with 13.2mm. Moori med. tips & you have this 1 of a kind Warrior Lance.
I am very proud to own one of Wayne's fine cues.
For those of you who don't know here's a little history. Wayne was taught by Bill Schick @ "It's George" then when Billy left; Wayne went with him & he worked for Billy for 5 yrs.
Wayne then built his own company "BellaSera Custom Cues"
Enjoy the pics.
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