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Old 07-15-2006, 06:10 PM
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Default Weather and leather

"Weather and leather and men of small means
Hard ridin horses,biscuits and beans"
here is my interpretation of Lynn's camp cook.it has been a very interesting process learned a lot of new techniques.
Lynn's various postings and the rest of the above poem have got me thinking about working on a very large scene with multiple carvings.(don't know if i will ever get it started or finished. its got me thinking.

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ps.i tried to stay true to Lynn's blog and used a box cutter,and detail knife
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Old 07-15-2006, 06:25 PM
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Looks like you have a good start on that "project" Frank!

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Old 07-15-2006, 06:28 PM
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Another Winner!!! Way to go Frank! You guys are good students. How'd you like the feel of Old Reliable? I'm going to have to talk to Stanley Tools.....I have a feeling their going to have to increase production.

I assume the design on the apron is a Mill that is local to your area? Looks great. And the nice base really sets the whole scene off. CLASSY!
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Frank that is one fantastic carving really well done and love all the detail. Its been a while since you posted any of your work sure miss that.
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jamesfa,

great looking cook, paint job is real nice also great work on the apron,

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Old 07-15-2006, 07:06 PM
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Frank, Great job on the cook, and the accessories. Both the carving and the finishing are first rate. Tom H
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Frank James, you old hoss.... you carved yourself a winner there!!! Great job, I'm impressed!!!

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Great job Frank! I see you put a spoon in the beans...lol, everyone has put a little bit here and there, makes it more interesting! I really like the grass you used, what is that?
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My wife said she would like to see them all lined up.....not sure how you would do that, but it would be interesting to see the little changes/additions each one does
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Good job Frank! Really nice details! I love to see how closely others turn out compared to Lynn's. Yeah, I still use my box cutter also.......pretty handy in my tool box now I must say!

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