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Old 06-28-2009, 08:30 AM
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Goog job Simon, the painting especially.
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Very cool little character! Nice paint scheme too!
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Another nice carving. I enjoyed Gene's tutorial also. I have done one and know how you felt but I sure like the results.
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Thanks John,Nomad and Robert! I'm going to try a few others like that to see if it does get easier!
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Nice job Simon. Turning the head adds a lot to the carving, well done!!

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Thanks Ken. I carved another two today as part of a 'trio' I'll get painted tomorrow hopefully! It seemed a bit easier on the second one. I marked pencil lines at the front, back and the sides of the head which seemed to help keep me focused a bit better.
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