Buck 110T Dragon Reskin? Anyone know who ruined this knife?

Awfully busy for my liking, but kudos to the craftsmanship involved.
 
That's a lot of work. I enjoy what he did. You could look at it for 30minutes and still find something new. The file work looks good.

If it had a Texas Longhorn engraved and inlaid in gold, white gold, a few rubies. I'd have it.

But it personally reminds me of Chinese take out buffet. Sans that waving cat figurine.
 
Lots of work there. I'm revealing my inner nerd here, but the thing I don't like about it is he mixed western and eastern dragon types, so there isn't a consistent theme. For you non-nerds, western dragons have wings and eastern dragons (especially Chinese dragons) don't.
 
killgar said:
Gary Gudnason is deceased. So he won't be customizing any more knives. It appears to me that his knives with the relief carved bolsters are the rarest and most valuable. I'd wager that the dragon knife pictured might be his most valuable due to a combination of the amount of work (more than the one I posted) and the dragon motif (dragons being rather popular these days).

I saw the listing for it last night on the big auction site (appears to have been removed since), and the person selling it clearly didn't know what they had (they said they didn't know). I would have asked for twice what they were asking.

In the pictures on the auction site the word "Ghostown" was clearly visible on the edge of one of the bolsters (same on the one in my pics).
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Yeah... Like I said, I was even more clueless than normal about this knife. 🙄
 
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