It really does look very very nice in person, and there is more contrast between the greyish green and the gold. But I only have my shitty phone camera to use at the moment unfortunately.
Somewhat better photo:
First time I’ve seen it in daylight myself. Copperish gold, and goldish green, it would seem 
Looks like a good partner for the King. I like it!
You really applied some heat to that to get that color.
My oven only goes up to 250° C, but it’s fan forced so I positioned the L2i components right at the back, exactly where all the hot air rushes out. I also bent some aluminium foil up behind them and at the sides to create a little heat trap (not really sure how much difference that would have made though).
Full baking time was about 45 minutes after a preheat.
So yeah, I did what I could
I might have to give my KD C8 another blast.
Does this work with MagLites too? They are Type II anodizing.
Maybe, you’ll have to fully strip it though, anything that’ll not like heat - lense, reflector, switch, batteries, o rings etc.
Tube from a random $5 cheapie:
A little work with a butane soldering torch gave me a subtle fade from one color to the next:
The light reassembled:
If I did it again, I run the fade in the opposite direction. Here it is in natural light:
I think it’s perfect colors for Halloween. :face_with_monocle:
I might try it again, with the bottom 1/3 of the tube in a small bowl of water or veggie oil to dissipate the heat.
Nice fade!
Ditto! Looks great!
Thank you. :bigsmile: This stuff is addictive though. I may go buy another light just to try the flame treatment on the tube again.
I really want to get some of the heat resistive putty that car body restorers use, I wonder if it’d allow a full flame job from head to tailcap?
I baked mine FandyFire C8 directly above fire
here with friend’s UltraFire C2
Welcome to BLF, MaofKO! Nice bake job, hadn't seen the wood-fired version before. 
Great job. I like the golden brown color. We need a barbecue version :)
Could be my imagination but that wood-fired C8 has a very rustic look to it. More so than regular oven-fired torches. Anyone else imagining the same?
Yes it is exactly as rust, here is another, bigger photo 
Nice, you got a good fade from bezel to tail with hanging it, and from the colour I’d say you got it hot enough, your not far off gold on the bezel. 8)
You guys finally got me to try it. I am baking one of my older and not important lights. It’s a Rominsen 2 AA that I wouldn’t mind if it got messed up. Very easy to take apart and I’m pretty sure it is just type 2 so it will be a good test. It’s in the oven right now.