Stretching His Rope - Carving Finished!

[Lynn O. Doughty]

Whew!! Finally got this guy off the workbench and over to the paint table. Took a while but I think he's going to be a good one. I'm even thinking Auction!!! Will have the Blog updated later. Comments welcome.

[Myron Compton]

Turned out really nice Lynn. I have been following along with this one. Not satisfied with the first two heads that I carved for mine, I am now working on head number 3. I think it's going to work ok. I think the biggest challenge has been the wagon wheel. I used a piece of black leather for the rim. It seemed to work really good. Thanks for the tutorial on this Lynn...Myron

[Bill Anderson]

wow, you are on a roll! I like this one too... Im checking out the tutorials you've got on the blog.
thank you sir keep up the great work

[tucker1931]

Lynn, thanks for sharing another winner for all of us under acheavers to see, seeing your carvings on here is like visiting an art gallery. Thanks.
Cliff

[MHarnett]

Lynn, he came out really nice, can't wait to see the finished piece. I am going to try carving the arms separate on my next one to get a stronger grain pattern. Thanks for the advice,

[Kenny_S]

Ditto what Cliff said.

Cliff, Ya ought to see Lynn's work in person. Awesome! Oppsssss, Sorry Lynn!

[Gulf Coast Handyman]

Another great carving Lynn.

Dave

[Robby]

The detail is amazing Lynn. You aspire me to try harder. What could something like this fetch at an auction if I may ask?

[Lynn O. Doughty]

Who knows? I just put it up and then hope for the best. The last bust or bottlestopper went for over 200.

[Hi_Ho_Sliver]

Hey Lynn....I thought it was the guy hanging from the other end of the rope that was "stretching the rope"? lol