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Don by the lake


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Woodspirit / Gnome home made from cottonwood bark. Finished with Deft and 11 inches long. Just experimenting
· Date: Mon March 6, 2006 · Views: 12,087
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Bartster
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Tue March 7, 2006 00:18 Rating: 10.00 

great looking house i like the way you put the face in with the house, good idea.

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I second what bart said
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Mon November 15, 2010 18:38

Love the house I've just started and I love it you just want them to be lifesize
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Tue January 31, 2012 03:52 Rating: 10.00 

I third what bart said! It's like something out of a lord of the rings episode... Fantastic!

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