[Hi_Ho_Sliver]

Originally Posted by jamesfa

well Hi HO (speedy Gonzales)sliver you beat the rest of us to completion.
you did a great job.

I'm still working on mine and trying to get all the pieces together,still looking for grass.if i don't find any soon i just paint the lint from my jean pockets green.

great job,your setting the standard

Frank

Frank...I couldn't find the railroad grass around here either, so.....we used thyme and parsley spices and crushed them up in our fingers.....works pretty good..sprayed with deft after I put it on and it dried.....doesn't smell bad either More than one way to skin a cat! ? cat, I dint skin no cat, he uz lik that when i come in !

[Claude]

Excellent job on the camp cook, Hi Ho!

Claude

[Tony]

I have been going through some of these old posts. This is a really nice job. Is the drinking cup carved or made out of real tin? How did you get that nice lip on the cup? I read at Lynn's blog site that he used mustard seeds to simulate the beans. I am not familiar with them. Is that how you made your beans? Thanks for the info.
Tony

[Arnold Smith]

Good job Dave. He is looking up like he thanks the Kawk may sweep down and get his biscuits.

Arnold

[Myron Compton]

Really good job Dave. I hope to do this project sometime this winter. You should be proud of the finish project....Myron

[Hi_Ho_Sliver]

thanks, and Tony, I did the carving like Lynn's post suggested 90% of the time...the beans are mustard seed...get them at any market. the rim on the cup is a piece of wire soldered to the tin tube after it was soldered.