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08-13-2008, 08:52 AM
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 Re: Jaguar in the clean up stage I know with your wonderfull carvings you do,you also can paint it! Painting is easy,theres no rules to it plus if you dont like something,let it dry then repaint it!! I looking forward to seeing your carving when you have it through,so far,a great job Joy! Forrest
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