Adelaide College of the Arts students giving away cowboy saloon bar set Construction students Alyce McKay and Cameron James on the saloon bar constructed for a recent production. Adelaide College of the Arts TAFE is giving away the set. IT took more than 50 hours to make but TAFE SA students will part with their beloved western-style set this week due to space restrictions at their city campus. The life-size saloon bar was constructed by 10 students during their Adelaide College of the Arts' course. Creative director Christie Anthoney said parting with the structure was difficult but essential. "We need to continually build new sets with new students and don't have the storage space to keep them year on year," she said. Set construction students Alyce McKay and Cameron James on their western-style saloon bar. The lightweight timber construction is clad in plywood. and the students used an ageing technique on all the surfaces to make the wood look older. The saloon signs also were made by students. Ms Anthoney said the set would add a cowboy touch to a bar, shop front, reception area or market stall and will be given free to a good home. Anyone out there with a hankering to go west should email arts.adl@tafesa.edu.au . Applications for the 2014 course are now open for people who would rather learn to make their own.