Above you see the fore mast raised successfully ! Even with a semi secure base plate. Below, the side view and right, the scale model.
Above is the Top Sail attached to the Fore Mast. Note the nice curve and the rod placement… It’s like an actual sail catching
After a lot of recuts and returns to the drawing board progress is here. You might be asking, what about that other sail? I just
What’s not to love about a brightly colored googly-eyed Gecko ? There are 2 sizes; Large is approximately 15″ long and the smaller 12″. Painted with
A neat figure. Seasoned Steel with LOTS of magnetic “glyphs”. Arrange them to make your own design.
Reptiles, reptiles, reptiles ! My favorite, the Great Spiked Geckos; Big Daddy and his lil Buddy, above. All of the reptiles are cut from 11
Pictured above the Grand Coteau Sunset. I made this piece 25 years ago and I still love it. Making figures as they were depicted in
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