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Old 01-27-2008, 09:43 PM
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Here's a quick figure I did a couple of days ago while sitting in the mall waiting for my stepdaughter shopping ..

Iam sorry ladies ,, but shopping isnt my thing .. Thank God for carving time ..

Hope you like it ... He's 6 inches high from basswod in flat plane ..

Gene
It looks like you really know how to manage your time . good job.
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Old 01-28-2008, 06:44 AM
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gene,

good work. good carving and good paint.


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Gene, you've got that flat plane carving down pat! Very nice work. It's always fun to see what you will carve next.
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good carving on slim paint looks good also.
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Gene, another nice one - seeing your carving, I can tell it is yours. You also did a very good job with the painting.
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Gene,
I love what you can do in a mall to avoid shopping, next time we go I'm taking my knives!

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Thats one good looking guy.I wish i could get that much detail in my faces.Great paint job also.
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Great job, Gene. A lot of expression!
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Another good one Gene" Because I had so much trouble working with that 1" stock on the last figure I tried I recently bought some 1.5" stock and I am going to try my hand on using your directions with a figure just a little bit larger. Hopefully I'll do you proud!
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