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Old 01-14-2007, 07:20 PM
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Technically, it's not a WIP, I just finished it. I started it on my lunch on Friday and finished it Friday night. I used my Double Cross for the whole thing. I sprayed it with poly for the finish. It was just going to be a practice face but then I decided to turn it to a man in the moon.

Pardon the picture quality, I'm still learning to use the new camera.
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Old 01-15-2007, 07:23 AM
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Great job on the carving MikeG.
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Nice job Mike. That's a great way to practice.
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From the photo it appears quite small so you've done a fine job of giving it the detail it has. Now you have to move onto stars, planets, the sun, and other planetary pieces.
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Mike, looks good to me...nice clean cuts!!
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