Those look great!
How did you make the klingon blood wine bottle? I have figured out that the bottle was from cuervo margarita mix, but what are the ridged shapes made from? Looks like corrugated cardboard but the ridges seem smaller than that.
What is the kanar bottle from. I feel like it was probably filled with peppers and vinegar at some point (but I've been told it might be from a chianti).
And do you know what the Andorian ale bottle originally contained?
For the Bloodwine bottle I used styrene plastic for the ridged parts. It can be found at most hobby shops. The stuff I buy is "corrugated roof" and then I cut it to shape to glue to the bottle. I have not tried gluing the styrene to the plastic bottles that is now being used for the cuervo margarita mix. When the company still put the mix in glass bottles it was much easier. The plastic glued right to the glass.
The kanar bottle seems to be the hardest of the bottles to find. And the most popular. The right bottle has a flat label area and a cork stopper. There are current versions of this bottle still available, they usually have vinegar and some type of vegetable in them, but they have a screw top and the label area is curved, which makes it harder to place the kanar label. The correct bottles used to have either popcorn kernels or beans in them. They are sometimes called "serpent bottles'. You can find Chianti bottles with the twisted neck, but they are usually in a basket and don't have a label area on the bottle.
As for the Andorian ale bottle, like the Kanar bottle, it usually found with vinegar and vegetables in them, when you can find them.
Look in thrift stores, which is where I have found most of the bottles I have. That seems to be the only place to pick them up anymore.
Terry
