Christmas tree character
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Doug51
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Christmas tree character
My try at carving a Christmas tree character by Doug Linker. Slightly over 3 1/2" tall. Think I will pencil in some eyeballs.
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Re: Christmas tree character
Well done, Sir!
Take care and God bless,
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Re: Christmas tree character
Real nice Doug. Put a hole in the top and you have a home made Christmas tree ornament.
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Re: Christmas tree character
Doug, you did well. Absolutely excellent. You are quite the carver. Wow!

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Doug51
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Re: Christmas tree character
Thanks guys. This one was fun. I'm definitely going to try another one this year. I added some eyeballs.
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Re: Christmas tree character
That's pretty cool Doug.
At 3 1/2" tall, it would make a neat vehicle hood ornament for Christmas.
At 3 1/2" tall, it would make a neat vehicle hood ornament for Christmas.
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Doug51
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Re: Christmas tree character
Thanks. I cheated and cleaned it up a little bit with sandpaper.
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Re: Christmas tree character
Thanks. The picture was taken on the hood of my truck.Old Folder wrote: ↑Wed Mar 04, 2020 2:08 am That's pretty cool Doug.
At 3 1/2" tall, it would make a neat vehicle hood ornament for Christmas.![]()
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Re: Christmas tree character
Very cool!!! 
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Re: Christmas tree character
Nice!
Made me smile!!
Made me smile!!
Take care and God bless,
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Re: Christmas tree character
Take care and God bless,
Steve
TSgt USAF, Retired
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But any knife is better than no knife! ~ Mumbleypeg (aka Ken)
Steve
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Re: Christmas tree character
A whole family! 