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flyingtractors1:
Thanks vsteam. You have been supportive all along the way, and it has been important to me that you voiced your presence . I sense your wisdom and value it highly. Thanks for your encouragement. Ralph |
micktoon:
Hi Ralph , glad my comments have encouraged you along the way :thumbup: , I am glad you have re posted them photos as some how I must have missed them first time around. If the photos were just posted under wood wroking tool collection , I dont think that many people would even realise they were small scale :clap: they are that good they just look like the real thing :bow: :bow: :drool: :drool: I hesitated before mentioning the rear knurled nut Ralph as it seemed like knocking a beautiful thing but I also know sometimes when I make things its easy to get so used to the item as you make it , all looks spot on to yourself yet someone else looking at it will spot something that is not in tune with the rest, I thought you would be on to it anyway , once you had got some shut eye :lol: . I know with oil painting and also doing stained glass work sometimes veiwing your project in a mirror can show up things you just could not see looking at things the normal way, it sort of tricks the eye to seeing it in a fresh light. keep up your fine work Ralph , I for one have really enjoyed seeing it , thanks for posting :beer: Cheers Mick |
Harvey Melvin Richards:
Very nice work Ralph. I have a Lie-Nielsen Scraper Plane that I love to use. Your model makes my small plane look like a monster. |
flyingtractors1:
Thanks Harvey. I tried to model this miniature after a Lie-Nielsen. I' love to have a full scale tool. Aren't you the lucky one? Ralph |
andyf:
Ralph, with your skills, can't you just make a full-size replica? Andy. |
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