What's on your WORKBENCH ? -April 2020

[Steve Sanford]

Brandon~


Here is another couple of Al McCormick Whistlers. This is the first "Hen" I've seen. I'd love to paint one of these tucked postures as a Drake.


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All the best,


SJS

 

[Brad F]

Finished up a couple of canvas decoys that I had started a couple years ago. I?ll wait for warmer weather to paint.


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[J.Russell]

Here is one my 13 year old just finished. Head and body were carved with a knife. Very little power tool work. View attachment 0427202053.jpg

 

[Joe Daly]

Steve,

Jim Caramore made whistlers with Al McCormick ... He may be able to provide patterns.

Joe

 

[Tom Whitehurst]

Those ruddies look great Dave, a rare bird where I gun. I occasionally see them on local ponds.

 

[Eric Patterson]

Here is one my 13 year old just finished. Head and body were carved with a knife. Very little power tool work.

That decoy would be impressive for someone of any age, but to make something that nice by age thirteen is doubly impressive.

Eric

 

[Huntindave McCann]

Here is one my 13 year old just finished. Head and body were carved with a knife. Very little power tool work.

Very nice. Seeing his/her work, tells me I must be about the same as a 6 year old or so. [blush]

 

[J.Russell]

All of the birds here look great. Glad to see so much carving going on. This month being at home has freed up both of my boys to carve and has allowed me to help another friend with a gunner. I will introduce Kevin. He carved a few birds with me over the years, but this is his first in the last five years. You will have to rotate your computer to see it. Sorry




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