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Old 01-21-2008, 08:18 AM
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Default Pine work
Well That 3/4 '' pine I had and couldnt find a use for : I found a use . I borrowed some African carvings from my brother . I carved a little goat and mounted it on a little hay bale . I planning to make a lion ,a buffalo , and a pig . I'll post pics later
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Looking forward to seeing those carvings!
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Ok how do you post pictures bigger than 80 pixels?
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