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    This package arrived today. A ginormouse trophy with an olive on top. It looked a lot smaller in the photo. The thing is a foot tall. 6 inch long olive. Bigger than my spoons. I've never got a trophy before. Where will I put it?:hmm
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    Nice job on the Scrolls Bob , I like em.

    Just the one ??? for you, how did you do the printing on them?
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    I made some decals, applied them and poly'd over the top.
    Regards, Bob Thomas

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    Thanks Bob
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    Hmm... Pine

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    yep, good old radiata.

    Its actually pallet timber, I bought a pack of boards a few years ago

    despite the caning it gets here its quite a reasonable timber IF you cut the defects out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tea lady View Post
    This package arrived today. A ginormouse trophy with an olive on top. It looked a lot smaller in the photo. The thing is a foot tall. 6 inch long olive. Bigger than my spoons. I've never got a trophy before. Where will I put it?:hmm
    Well, it is well known that the best things come in small packages, as my mum used to tell me when I was depressed about my small stature...

    My photo is hopeless, but has anybody noticed what an amazing sculpture Underfoot's platypus is? He sent it to me three months ago at the beginning of the challenge and I enjoyed having it on MY mantelpiece during this time... I can't but wonder how the voting would have been affected if he had sculpted something similar for the challenge instead of that very skillful, but honestly unappealing, bird's skull. Alas, poor kevin...

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    Quote Originally Posted by echnidna View Post
    yep, good old radiata.

    Its actually pallet timber, I bought a pack of boards a few years ago

    despite the caning it gets here its quite a reasonable timber IF you cut the defects out.
    Agree, I quite like turning it. Pity it's no good for carving, though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by echnidna View Post
    yep, good old radiata.

    Its actually pallet timber, I bought a pack of boards a few years ago

    despite the caning it gets here its quite a reasonable timber IF you cut the defects out.
    You started the pallet challenge already?
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    nope the pine isn't from a pellet, its from a pack of timber that was intended to be made into pallets.
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    Quote Originally Posted by echnidna View Post
    nope the pine isn't from a pellet, its from a pack of timber that was intended to be made into pallets.
    Oooooooooooh! Well, I'm sure they are happier being scrolls rather than being carted around on the back of a truck.
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    very cool, you have done a nice job thank Echidna
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    Well, finally back on the internet after some weeks off with sick computer.

    I have recieved the awesome trophyThank you sooooo much! It is amazingly beautiful. I couldnts stop touching it. I will post some close up pics of it when I find the battery charger.

    Thank you everyone, for organising it, donating tropies, and prizes and entering, and voting

    Donna

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    Default The platypus trophy pics

    Finally here are a couple of pics of the gorgeous platypus tropy that Underfoot made. Who made the stand for it? It is beautifully made as well, and the platypus looks quite cosy in there, having its snooze.Donna

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    That's all Underfoot's work, Donna. I have been only the postie! Amazing, isn't it? I still say, even if he is too modest to admit it, that as animal sculptures go John is on a par with Silvio Apponyi. BTW, Silvio sells small bronzes like that for around $250, check his website.

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