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green woodpecker..mini carvings.... (1 Viewer)

mark richards

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still on the subject of miniature carvings....love doing these, but must do some more full size ones...mark.
(the bird was knackered, carrying that peg :-O )
 

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Fantastic those are. Where do you begin, the wings then attach them to the body or is it from one block. have you ever thought of putting a Work in progress on here as I would be fascinated |8.|
 
Fantastic those are. Where do you begin, the wings then attach them to the body or is it from one block. have you ever thought of putting a Work in progress on here as I would be fascinated |8.|

thanks for the comment...have got a few photos ,in my older threads...mark.
 
Mark love your work. I have been carving for about 12 months and have done 3 or 4 full size song birds with varying degrees of success! Your minatures are ace so going to have a ago at one myself. Also going to have a go a Waxwing based on your great plan in latest Wingspan magazine.
 
Mark love your work. I have been carving for about 12 months and have done 3 or 4 full size song birds with varying degrees of success! Your minatures are ace so going to have a ago at one myself. Also going to have a go a Waxwing based on your great plan in latest Wingspan magazine.

thats great, if you need any help, just shout...:t: mark..
(and don't forget to post your stuff here....)
 
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