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Not a lot more I can do to this, I feel, I have a peice of machinery that will fit where the head should have been and some rusty nails to protrude around the edges and then I better call it done befor it looks like a habadashery,what do you think? More ? less? what?
and here is a detail
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Permalink Reply by Sandra Henderson on -
Love what I can see in the detail Lee - the full picture doesn't do this justice! Those wonderful textures and colours show up so much better in the close up. Really yummy stuff! (Is that chicken wire I see in there too?)
Please show us pics of when 'head' and nails are installed if possible. Looks great!
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Oh my!!! These just show up so much more of the really yummy stuff - awesome work! Thanks for showing these :)
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Permalink Reply by Mo Mapes on -
YOU ARE IN TROUBLE FOR TO TOOOO MANY PICTURES, SISTER!!!!! HAHAHAHAHAHA! Great stuff, Lee!!! I love it!!! Ditto Heather!! I want it........ Great pieces and parts. I guess I missed stage one.... but this is totally COOL! I assume this is a manikin partial body?? I really want to do one now!! TEACH ME, TEACH ME! Geez- I sound like "The Little Shop of Horrors"!
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Permalink Reply by Heather on -
OMG THIS IS AMAZING!! I totally love the mirror HA. And all the texture, just gorgeous!
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Permalink Reply by Grant Dowling on -
It's looking great Lee...
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