April Workbench
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The body I believe was basswood and the head is Tupelo. Wasn't labeled so going by how they carved and from what I typically use that would be in the scrap pile that I pulled from.
@Matthias will have to verify if I did a good job on this miniature chestnut teal.
Wife has a friend in Australia and was sending some things to her in a package to cut shipping costs for the things she wanted that are in the states and had a little spot left in the box and my wife wanted something to add as a gift, so I told I could carve a Australian duck to fit the bill.
Wife has a friend in Australia and was sending some things to her in a package to cut shipping costs for the things she wanted that are in the states and had a little spot left in the box and my wife wanted something to add as a gift, so I told I could carve a Australian duck to fit the bill.
I'm no expert, but I reckon that looks spot on, top job benp.
Next time I'm down in the Royal National Park I'll keep my eye out and see if I can't snap a few pics of one in the "wild".
Josh Jenson
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Thats a great looking decoy! what are the dimensions on your swan? I drew a swan tag and need to build a pair.
The bottom board is 24" long and 12" wide. Overall length on that bird is approximately 30". Let me know if you need any other measurements.