not quite finished,,got abit of an-t-q'uin to do.

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I told ya :bshake:

VB

you got the chicken before the egg:usd:

Hey those are sweet Steve :D

You have been quiet. I figured you were up to something. Very nice

awesome.
so this's what you guys do when ya got too many plugs..

nice work Steve...what you and mac get wood carving sets for xmas?

Cool.
Whats next Ferris wheel Pony's ??

Wow, them came out sweet:uhuh:

:claps:
Nice Art.
:kewl:

TXS. guy's....took some time off an went back to doing something I had done 30 years ago,,sittin with my x-acto knife drawing blood. found all my artist oil's all dried up and brushes hard as rock, but not to be cornered I went to the store[many] to find some new supplies.armed with new paints,brushes,sharp blades and new bi-focals, these came to be...,,,got tuna?

Awesome stuff!!!!

Capesams
Them Fish Decoys are Way COOL. Sure like to see some you did 30 years ago.

How many bandaids did you need??
Fine looking carvings. I think you and Mac should display them at the plugfest coming up soon. :pop: :buds:

CapeSam (and MAC) that is really neat stuff. I've been contemplating trying the same for years, though the painting part scares me. You guys may have just shamed me into it. I have a book of fish patterns (including a tuna if you're interested CS). I'll try to remember to bring it to the plugfest.

I would be real interested in seeing that book. Then I'll know what to look for. It is hard to find decent pictures to go by. I did mine from a copy of a print. A pattern book sounds really cool.

Make a cast an do em up.I see them little tuna replica's they get a hundy for em.

you got the chicken before the egg:usd:

A chicken and an egg are lying in bed when the egg rolls over angerily and lights a cigarrete and says 'well we answered that question"

Nice work .

I have the perfect spot on my desk for one of those bass carvings........:drool: :boots:

WOW! :drool: :btu:

How many bandaids did you need??
Fine looking carvings. I think you and Mac should display them at the plugfest coming up soon. :pop: :buds:

Blood wood make a great sealer the way it soak's into basswood if only it were a tad more waterproof.......the artist oil's take forever to dry even putting japan drier it...so these may not see the front seat of the truck by the time that roll's around...only time will tell.

Great carvings!!! You do some killer work!

CS - I have used oils before and know just what you are talking about. If they are not dry we will miss them:crying:,Maybe another time:drool:

wife asked if I were selling these...I said no dear,,, just somemore dust collector's...they'll be around for some time to come. their going to be left to my son from his grumpy old dad;)

Very nice!!! No idea how to even start something like that. Well, besides the part where I cut fingers off :rotf2:

Jigman

As Alwayse Very Artistic Capsams. You should have a studio on the East side of Providence where middle aged women pay a lot of money for stuff like that!!! pretty :)

Armand

I mean that in the nicest way. You are an artist my friend, not merely a plug builder.

Amazing as usual Steve.:drool:

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That might get you a ride down the hi-way LOL:laughs:

damned nice cs!

Look good enough to EAT.......................

Look good enough to EAT.......................


That's true John, and it's gotta taste better than Bluefish.

Armand