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    Default Lobster toy Danger novice at work

    Hi Gang,
    just a little pic of the a toy i thought i could make easy but as you see i am a learner but as they say you have to start somewhere so here it is hope its ok, also a bit of intarsia work called bee's wax , so a bit of TLC for my Lobster and a bit advice on my bee please,

    Brian.

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    Love the Lobster Brian,
    That Bee must have taken some work.
    Cheers, Crowie

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    Love 'em, good work.
    Reality is no background music.
    Cheers John

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    Top marks Brian!!

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    Great work, Brian!

    I think the bee is great!

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    Did you say you are a beginner ???
    That is a top toy for someone just learning the art of wooden toy-making
    And the Bee,- same comment applies there too.
    On a scale of 10,- Give yourself a 10 mate,- and I mean it !

    *** I have seen some real rough stuff over the years at craft fairs, & makets,- toys that have been poorly designed, with little thought, and even more roughly made by people who are more interested in the profit-margin than they are interested in quality,- Noticed a, " Shell,' Service Station once,- mass-produced by someone who obviously didn't care about split timber, or protruding nails,- and that was in a Toyworld store of all places
    Hobby Toy-makers who take a bit of pride in their workmanship deserve all the encouragement they can get, for genuine quality hand-crafted is becoming hard-to-find anymore, as more and more imported, ' rubbish,' toys come in from from asian, & other countries,- and to make matters worse, the big name toy brands support this sorta junk,- in my opion they oughta be ashamed of themselves
    ( I think I got the icons worked out at last !!! )
    happy woodworking,
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    Thanks to you all for your kind and very encouraging comments i've been doing it for about 6 months so i have a lot to learn and i will keep going at it and who knows maybe one day i will get to be something like you guys, there is some beautiful work on this site and i love it to bits again thank you all very much,

    Brian.

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    Great looking toys Brian,
    After seeing your Construction Crew, I'm having a go.
    Thanks for the photos to encourage others.
    Cheers, Crowie

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    Quote Originally Posted by ibcallus2 View Post
    i will keep going at it and who knows maybe one day i will get to be something like you guys,,
    Brian.
    You are well on your way to being there Brian and your own signature is on these toys already. I like them immensely. Well done. keep them coming.
    Reality is no background music.
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    G'day Brian and welcome .
    Very nice toys you have there .
    If you are a beginner I hate to see you when you come professional .
    For a beginner top stuff keep toys coming .
    Cheers Graham .

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    Beautiful work Brian. I love the gorilla!

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    Hello again,
    thank you very much for your comments it is very encouraging and seeing you guys what you have done it makes you want to do more, thanks again,

    Brian.

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