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Very nicely done! You took a lot of time and care in that one. Storm

Very nice work kiddo! Kind of reminds me of the sort of seat you might find on a sleek salon style bike. You are really getting versatile!! Storm

I am not sure but I think that the one on the far right had a shiny red nose. Skippy The Red Nosed Roo!!!

Hi Everyone, Sometimes if you right click it will give you the option to open the image and then you might be able to put your cursor over the image and while holding down the left button on your mouse you can do a drag and drop to the desktop on your computer. Sometimes it is also the browser you maybe using. For myself I am using a custom handmade MAC running on OPERA. I too have have sometimes run unto problems but the right hand click to open the image usually does the trick. Barring that if you Email me I will try sending it to your personal Email. It should work though as all three images were saved as JPEG and that is universal, so to speak, and cross platform. Storm

Thanks so much. I have a mylar pattern created of it and will try and do a lwather carving of same. Beautiful image! Большое спасибо. Я Mylar модель создал его и будет пытаться делать lwather резьба же. Прекрасный образ! Thank you very much, Большое спасибо, Storm

Here's one I worked uo and it includes the pattern and a photo-carve. There is also an example of a flipped and extended way to use the pattern. Enjoy tooling it.

Thanx much Bob and Michael! Appreciate the comments. I like the oak leaf but then the your designs are like your kids and you can have favorites but some stand out. Here is the pattern and the photo-carve for the Oak Leaves. Anyoe feel free to uses them. Good carving Storm

GREAT CRAFTSMANSHIP! The whole shooting match looks great. I too love the silver. It compliments the nice tooloing and color. Storm

Thanx so much. Glad you like them.

Thanx much!

All Good! The bows, the quiver and arm guard make for a great package. Love the concho on the quiver. But your bows are killer!!!!

Very clean and I love the stitching! Remember to use the careful tank method of filling.....I refer to Easy Rider for your tutorial. Dude now that's Old's Cool! One the best I have seen. Nice job! Storm

Just playing around with some figure carving. The Celtic Tree Of Life I modified to see something different.

My latest loral designs.

There I go again turning the name around. HA! This is a beauty! I have seen so many knock offs over the years and it is great to see an original Sheffield model. The British commando types used these to a high level of effectiveness during WWII.

Beautiful start David! I love you design! The art is going to be great when you finish carving it all out. Look forward to seeing this bad boy as you go along. Storm

Great piece! Your carving looks really good!!!

Very nice sheath for the Sykes-Fairborne commando dagger!!!

For crying out loud. If you keeping going on like this Tom's going to get a bigger head than he already has. I like what you did with the blending of the to images into the one. Better watch out you are fast becoming the Scandanavian Bracer King! Storm

We become atached to the art we create.It is part of us. When it goes to another it takes a part of us with it! Мы стали приписываются к искусству мы create.It является частью нас самих. Когда он идет в другую занимает часть нас с ним!

Nice Piece!! Nice take on Sheridan carving! I am sure she loved the bag! Storm

This one is very cool. You did a great job on the carving...especially those wings. Storm

I'd love one of those for Christmas! Could you also throw in a Colt 1911 45 Cal. Automatic with Mamoth Ivory carved grips with a rose motif!! HA! That piece is truely unique and very clean and beautiful. Love the cutout...excellent! Storm

Looking very good! I really like the Paladin(Chess Knight) and the swords. I also like the silohuetted flower and the rose too. Keep on working. Storm

Thanx much! I am going for more western rather than specifically Sheridan. Sheridan is beautiful but I want to go for somethng different. It just takes time. These have begun as rough pencil sketches on 5x7 index cards on a clip board. Whenever I have to sit and wait in the car I try to do something constructive. HA! Lately in has been these sketches. Then I scan them into the computer, tone down the darkness and after printing them out I start to try and refine them. Even after several go rounds you can still see something to fix. My hat will always be off to Al Stohlman and his stubby little pencils. He was something else. Storm