[Thor]

I appreciate the way you point out the details and your methods for those of us who haven't a clue how you do them. I'm in the "amazed" group with this one, and admire your skills tremendously.
Thanks for showing it to us.
Thor

[Thomp]

Lynn,

your carvings are a feast to my eyes, never a detail left unattended, the horse in this one alone is a master piece, then the buggy, maybe you seen better carvings and scene construction, but thus far you are the master carver i have benefited most from seeing your works,
and your modest approach in the way you share your techniques teach us all something more than making chips..

a heart felt thanks from us for sharing and attempting to teach this knot head to reach for higher goals

Thomas

[Anthony Filetti]

Great job Lynn.

By the way when you sign your pieces it appears that you use a woodburner, if thats the case what tip do you use? Thanks.

[Lynn O. Doughty]

Just use the same small angled tip I use for everything. Can't remember the actual number.

[Anthony Filetti]

Thanks again Lynn. It adds a nice touch to the carving.

[tgamble57]

LYNN

I have not been carving very long but when I see your name I know I am going to look at it. Also I know what I am going to see,beatfull work beond woordes. I have looked at your site and thank you so mutch for shareing such work with us. And for explaining it to us.

My hat is centernaly off to you

[Mark N. Akers]

Lynn:
Great job,love the detail and the painting,thanks for shareing it with us.

[Hi_Ho_Sliver]

ok here are a couple of wagons I made several years ago, no where near what Lynn does, but might encourage you to try one...these are not really carved, made on a scrollsaw but still fun...

[Hi_Ho_Sliver]

still says I have 5 images? but only have two on here....so...have to post again?

[jax]

Each carving is better than the one before it and each one is a lesson learned. Thanks.

Jax.