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  1. 14th June 2008, 06:36 AM #1
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    Well, I usually post the pictures of my work in the Woodcarving forum, but here's something that's definitely not a woodcarving, and it's a work I'm very fond of.Hope you like it:
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    Like it,,,,,, Man that is a fine piece of work, you may be fond of it, but it is a piece of work to be proud of.

    The care you have taken shows up in the finished product.

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    Artesano that is a beautiful piece of work.
    I I had enough room in my garden I would invite you over to help me build one!
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    Thanks, guys-it was designed by Desmond Crowe(yes, that British film industry art director), and when he showed me the drawings, and asked if I could bild it, I just coudn't say "no", could I?....It wasn't my cup of tea-mine was a woodcarver's shop, and soon it turned into a non-proffit affair, but I'm happy I did it, and working with Desmond was a pleasure...and, well, I've got some pics to show now
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    Hope you like it:
    that's an understatement,

    The amount of detail you have put in it is superb

    well done
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