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    Default Goanna make some saw-dust!

    Hi folks! I'm as chuffed as can be right now 'coz I've just finished this commission in Monbulk Victoria. The goanna is 6m from head to tail tip and my largest piece ( by far!! ) to date. Messmate.

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    Mark is that 6m or 1.6 or something?, scale looks a bit out thats all but 1.6 or 6 still looks like a fantastic job. If its 6m thats even more amazing
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    That's six metres.
    This is the wombat I finished yesterday. Gidja the heeler likes it but shows who's boss.

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    Thought the goanna tree needed a little something else, so made these from redwood housing stumps and rusty wire. Reckon this guys front yard is pretty special now.

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    W.I.Ps WooHoo!

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    Yes, Action! I trust those power lines are further away than they look in the pics. I'd love to see them on site, they look a real lift to the environs. What a difference art can make.

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    That's really impressive Mark! Both imaginative and spectacular. I've never tackled large scale stuff before but you've inspired me to give it a try.

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    Congrats Mark. Great piece of art.

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    That's amazing, very impressed - well done, Mark!

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    Awesome work mate, looks to be a nice bit of Australiana art
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    Great job Mark well done...and those wombats are just special..thanks for posting

    what if the hokey pokey is really what it's all about?

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    WOW

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    Quote Originally Posted by Whittling View Post
    That's really impressive Mark! Both imaginative and spectacular. I've never tackled large scale stuff before but you've inspired me to give it a try.
    It's just like small stuff but it's best not to think about it too much before you do it. Or, if you do, avoid thinking about the enormity and focus on the bits. I'm loving a chainsaw, it's like painting with a big brush! (up the mast of a yacht....)

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    ....And thanks so much people- praise from this group is, in my opinion, high and I am honored by your comments.


    p.s. you can see some galleries of some of my work on facebook under

    Mark's Whimseys
    Last edited by Carvin' Mark; 24th March 2011 at 01:38 AM. Reason: instead of another post straight after previous one, thought it'd be neater.

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    What sort of tools are you using Mark?

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