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Old 02-17-2008, 09:17 PM
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Gene... I could have have told you a little white lie but I know that my karma would have caught up with me sooner or later! At our last show I picked up a half dozen sticks of 1-1/2" x 1-1/2" x 6" of basswood and I've got to tell you it was a lot easier for these big mitts of mind to carve these than those little 1"x1"x4" pieces that I tried previously! And I had a lot more fun! I'll leave the micro whittlin' to you experts! The 1-1/2" sticks are still small enough to throw in my small take-it-any-where bag to whittle on while waiting on the wife!
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Default Re: Gene! I can't lie to ya man!

Hi Eddy
Like your carving it came out good. With the red nose it looks like he may have a cold, nice paint job and the pens in the pocket made a nice touch.I'll have to try that on my next one
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Old 02-18-2008, 04:21 PM
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I thought he had a few to many at his liquid lunch. No matter, Good one Eddy.
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Old 02-18-2008, 04:26 PM
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Hey Eddy
You did a great job on him no matter what size he is.What important is you enjoyed makeing him.
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I agree, it looks awesome! Nice job Eddie!

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Old 02-18-2008, 08:53 PM
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Bob...

I guess that you can't tell from the photgraph but that's an insignia over the breast pocket not pens. I do Autocad drawing for residential remodeling, additions, and small commercial build outs for a contractor friend and I made it for him in his likeness or should I say his carricature likeness!
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Eddy ole friend .. the size of the figure is of no concern .. you did a great job on him and your falt plane is looking very good with the cuts showing the character like it's suppose to be ..

I think you did a good job Eddy ..

Thanks for sharing

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Thanks for the encouragement Gene!
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