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Stick done.

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I still have to varnish it but thats all.

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Those look great. Nicely done. HOW long does it take to carve one of those?
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beeg wrote:Those look great. Nicely done. HOW long does it take to carve one of those?
It really verys with the wood and subject. This one I have about 18 hours in it.
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That's really impressive. Great work. Thanks for sharing.
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Color me impressed.
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Thanks for showing us your work. Nicely done.
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Nice work, CV!:D
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I agree very nice work. I am trying to teach myself to carve. I guess even when you get nice knifes etc it did not help the lack of talent LOL
So I am still trying.
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It looks entirely different painted. I like the unpainted pix. I think you can see and appreciate the skill of the carver better when not altered. JMHO

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wlhayesmfs wrote:I agree very nice work. I am trying to teach myself to carve. I guess even when you get nice knifes etc it did not help the lack of talent LOL
So I am still trying.
All I can tell you is that I made a lot of nice looking fire wood in the early days of my carving. It helps alot to get with a carving club or group.
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