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Old 07-03-2010, 08:18 PM
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Default My take on Lynn's War Shield
Here is my take on Lynn's Framed Native American War Shield. After doing my research I found a picture of Crazy Horse's War Shield, which is what I based mine on.
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Very nice shield
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Old 07-03-2010, 08:43 PM
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Thanks Ed. I was looking it up again on the internet and this one is a first rain shield not Crazy Horse's shield. I got the two shields i printed off mixed up. I guess my second shield will be Crazy Horse's.
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Either way, that's a very nice piece of work!

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Very nice. How big is it? And, of what wood is it made?
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Nice carving, I'm sure Lynn will be pleased. Joe.
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This was a fun project, can't wait for the next one.

You did a great job on the paint design.

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Very nice! An your research really paid off with an exceptional carving with really nice paint work. I like the idea of leaving off the outer frame, that looks great too. Well done.
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Nice job on the shield, great painting , and I also like how the frame is. fred k
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Great detailing and painting. Merle
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