LocoBitz NFT Project

JABA is moving into new territory ... the Crypto market ... with our first attempt in producing a NFT collection.

We have used old hand crafted wooden patterns used in the steam era to produce metal parts for locomotives being built at the Islington Railyards in South Australia. These beautiful patterns were destined for land fill and we saved these from being lost forever and have now used these "reborn patterns" to make Non Fungible Tokens featuring thousands of quirky characters all made from these old patterns. Preserving a slice of history and now featuring them on the most advanced internet platform ... the Metaverse.

This production includes a 3D Metaverse called the LocoVerse with an AI application that provides a Fortune Telling function, for people wanting to explore their opportunities with NFT's.

Created by JABA team members called the 'Loco Brotherz' - Myd, Adrian and Jack.

Myd Crabtree (the source) has been an avid collector of foundry patterns and obsolete industrial paraphernalia for the last 20 years. In his art practice he creates bespoke furniture and sculpture from these materials and now in collaboration with Adrian Adams (creative director) and Jack adams (technical director), a collection of engaging NFT’s that bring a refreshing point of difference to the current NFT landscape.