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"Plucky" from Sara Barraclough's article in the last issue. I carved him from a scrap piece of 2x4 pine.
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Nice carving, Flint, and Doug Linker uses pine sometimes but I haven't tried it yet.Bill
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That's terrific paint. Maybe carve examples of all the different species of penguins?
Carving conifer woods, you need lots of stop cuts. Prying is Verboten!Brian TComment
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Cute little fellow! I prefere basswood , but have carved a lot of pine in the past, . As Brian says.. lots of stop cuts and be very careful in doing the details. Easy to lose an ear or a nose...
If you're looking for me, you'll find me in a pile of wood chips somewhere...Comment
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A real GRINNER, good job. . .JoeBComment
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Very nice! I like that hat a lot.
MikeComment
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Great job. My wife thought they were cute and we had several on the tree. They are now hibernating. Mine were poplar.Comment
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Thanks everyone. My wife is a preschool teacher and they have a collection of penguins at school that the kids like. She is going to add mine to the collection.Comment
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Great little penguin!
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