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400m
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Outstanding Grumpy!
 
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Donothing
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You sir have a special talent. Stunning, Thank you for sharing.
 
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flashguy
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A stunning gift they will treasure!

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Outstanding! You are indeed quite the craftsman.

No doubt they will forever treasure it as well as your friendship!


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Damn fine work.



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Beancooker
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Quite fantastic. Very impressive carving. You do amazing work.


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Most awesome

You have a real talent

Well done
 
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Grumpy - That is just beautiful. I like to carve little people on a very beginning level. How many hours do you have invested?
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Wow, that turned out great. I admire your work.
 
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Amazing!
 
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I like how you kept the textured background.
 
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That’s really fantastic.
 
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That is really nice. You are a good friend, I'm sure they will appreciate it.


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As a wood guy I have a special place in my heart for anything wood. That is a great tribute to friends, they should be proud to display it!! Surly a lot of hours in that carving.
 
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Outstanding work!
 
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That looks great, he will be very pleased with it. What wood do you use? I follow a guy who is a wood carver and on the first step he will use a router to outline everything then chisel away everything else. Is that how you do it also?
 
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That's simply outstanding! A beautiful treasure.
 
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Grumpy - That is just beautiful. I like to carve little people on a very beginning level. How many hours do you have invested?
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Man, amazing work and a labor of love right there.


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Most excellent work there sir.


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