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Old 09-06-2007, 10:42 AM
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as Genes' little guys, but thanks to his excellent tutorial recently, here is my first ever attempt at Flat plane carving. This fella seems to always turn up at construction sites lol. I can now see my mistakes, not the least of which is the type of wood chosen for the job, it had a bad tendency to flake away and leave depressions that took an extra cut to remove........Anyway, thanks Gene for the tutorial and your response to my PM.......(Ol' Misery is 3¼" high)
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Great job Bill, love you technique!

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Old 09-06-2007, 11:08 AM
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this fella keeps turning up at construction sites cuz he's wondering when that plumber is coming to his house LOL.....good job on the carving!
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AWWWWWWww John~ Man you sure captured alot of detail in this 1st flat plane carving! What a great job you did!! I like his big nose & eyes the best.

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John nice job only you can see your mistakes I certainly cant see them. Nice job.
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john,

good peice, looks real good

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John, Yep, it's a keeper. Omly watch out. You're going to be doing more and more of them....Tom H
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Hi John, good work and no telling what you can do with a piece of wood that won't flake away. I know first hand how miserable it can be to work with a piece of wood that fights you all the way. I work with cottonwood also, and it can be problematic. Basswood (linden) would be a good choice if you have it available in your area. I love the expression of this little guy.
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Bill .. Thanks for trying the tutorial .. You did a great job ..

But like Tom said .. these little guys can become addictive ..

Your carving and painting are good ..

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Really nice carving of a little guy, John!

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