Womex 2009'

[Rwenzoski]

Hi All, Just did the 3rd year at the World of Motorcyce Expo show in London, Ontario at the Western Fair & this is what I created over the two days there. Any critique on the Eagle is appreciated & I think I am getting a little closer with the head/beak proportions on each one I do? Keep in mind this is a live show with limited time & about 98% cs.
Day 1 pics.
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On to day 2 next post!

[Rwenzoski]

Day 2 pics!
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2 more on next post!

[Rwenzoski]

The bench is headed for Rocky's Harley in London, Ontario & I have added a couple of pics of what I did the first two years also!
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thanks, Robbin

[dicktilley20]

Sweet work Rocki

Like your scantily clad helpers, eye candy!

Eagles, bain of my life too!

dick

[Rwenzoski]

Hi ya Dick, Those scantily clad young women are called the "Hooters Girls" from a franchise chain of resteraunts here I think only in North America & I understand they actually got in a little bit of trouble the first year there so they haven't been back as it is a Family oriented motorcycle show. How's things in the UKK anyways?
Thanks, Robbin

[jefftaylor]

robbin, i like how you did the wing tips and tail feathers!! looks like the eagle just flew down, landed and got comfortable just befor you took the picture. ha
to bad the hooters girls couldn't go!

[Bob's Birds]

Good Morning Robbin,
I thought you had a frog going at first glance, but I like the motorcycle look you came up with. Did you rip your own bench seat???
I was wondering what to carve with my large piece of cypress and now I may make a side for a bench and find some more wood for the seat and other side.
Thanks for posting,
Bob

[tucker1931]

Robin, you sure did nail it on the beak on the eagle, great job on the three wheeler, I really like the seat.
Cliff

[Rwenzoski]

Hi all, thanks for the great replies. Bob, no this one was one of a few from some Poplar logs I got cut at a band saw sawmill a couple of years ago, they work awesom for benches as they are durable & super light & strong, but must be stacked with strips & out of the sun to dry first.
Thanks, Robbin

[Irishman]

The motor cycle with the hand shifter is pretty nifty...if I'm correct - not a motor cycle owner. Like the variation in the two bench ends - neat concept. All excellent work. Enjoyed viewing them.
Patrick