Thanks Lynn

[TopKnot]

I'd like to thanks Lynn for all of the vast amount of knowledge and talent that he lends to this forum. Here is my version of the latest "how to" that he's posted on his blog. I see a lot of errors and corrections that need to be made but Hey! This was my first attempt at carving body parts and trying to make them fit. Thanks for looking and as always, comments and suggestions are always welcome.

Chuck


">

[Ed Redwine]

Wow Chuck.... looks like Lynn's tutorials have made a serious impression on you! This fellow looks like a keeper to me.

[Tom Ellis]

Great job Chuck,
I followed the tutorial of Buckeye also, and he came out great. I find that I have a great talent for copying an idea, but don't have the originality to come up with something new. Thank goodness for people like Lynn that are so willing to share their ideas. He is one of the best.
Your carving on this is great, and you did a great job painting.

Kudos, TOM

[Iowa Carver]

That is a very good carving, nice job Chuck.

Corey

[Merle Rice]

Hi Chuck, Great carving and Paint job is good also. Merle

[bigEd_H]

You did a good job in him. Nice carving and paint. I like him.

Ed

[Kenny_S]

What they all said!!

I think Lynn would be proud of this piece.

[Hi_Ho_Sliver]

Good job there Chuck...now paint that shirt dark blue and the kerchief a golden yellow..put some crossed sabres on the hat and viola....ya gots ya a trooper! lol

[Mark Dellinger]

Chuck,
Great job on this guy. the carving and painting are both fantastic.

Sfae Carving and God Bless,

Mark

[BrandantR]

Wonderful carving Chuck. I have my cowboy bust from Lynn's blog about half painted now. I sure hope you enjoyed carving yours as much as I did mine.