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RE: Woodcarving a hare - Micktoon - 01-08-2014
Hi All , I have a few more photos of the finished hare carving with the mahogany base fitted , I put it on a base as the grain was running up through the feet and they could have been snaped off if they were knocked.
![[Image: SonyJ110iphonepictures2013192.jpg]](http://s1167.photobucket.com/user/micktoon/media/Madmodders%202014/SonyJ110iphonepictures2013192.jpg.html)
![[Image: SonyJ110iphonepictures2013189.jpg]](http://s1167.photobucket.com/user/micktoon/media/Madmodders%202014/SonyJ110iphonepictures2013189.jpg.html)
![[Image: SonyJ110iphonepictures2013188.jpg]](http://s1167.photobucket.com/user/micktoon/media/Madmodders%202014/SonyJ110iphonepictures2013188.jpg.html)
Cheers Mick
RE: Woodcarving a hare - EdK - 01-08-2014
Very nice Mick, very nice.
Ed
RE: Woodcarving a hare - doubleboost - 01-08-2014
That is some bit of "wood butchering"
I still say the lugs (ears) are amazing
John
RE: Woodcarving a hare - mfletch - 01-12-2014
That's a skill and by far you've got it very nice thanks for sharing
RE: Woodcarving a hare - Hawkeye - 01-12-2014
Nice work, Mick. Your hare has a sufficiently satisfied grin for the end result.
RE: Woodcarving a hare - krv3000 - 01-13-2014
brill work mick