The relationship between your anterior orbit and antorbital fenestra isn't quite right.

 

Not being a joiner myself, WTFYGOA, bob

 

Bob, carve an 06 plate STi, and paint it black.



















Then burn the ******

 

Weeelllllll, that looks most impressive, but it's not an Owl

 

Yes, you're right; the lachrymal isn't drawn in properly, is it? The postorbital needs to be wider at the jugal/maxillary/postorbital symphysis, and the supraorbital crest hasn't been defined.

 

Well, the grain of the block goes vertically, but where the knot is, it dives into the block at a steep angle.

 

He could carve a minature 8 ace, complete with live in shed.

If he was really handy with the chisels, he could include some bairns, in the process of being brayed.

 

 

Why, who's got one of those?

 

dunno, it just seemed like a good idea at the time

 

I don't like getting involved in Bubbas wood threads

 

Its too late now.

 

I know

Oh and Bubba

 

bubba why dont you carve a turbo charger then paint it silver and sell it to a newb ha ha ha lol

 

He's in the work room tip-tapping away. That's the last I'll see of him for a while.

 

I did consider the owl, but I really couldn't commit to-whit.

 

Jesus, it'd be the biggest turbocharger known to man.

 

I knew a person who once did a study comparing the density of wood to brain matter......

 

Was the proffessor a 3 by 2 ?

 

After tonight's labours.

 

looking good, but I think their incisors are more spaced out

HTH

 

1. You can't see its incisors, they're at the front of the mouth.

2. Teeth continually break and are shed, with new ones growing in their place, so the spacing of teeth tends to be irregular.




Example:

 

 

I was taking the proverbial

 

Bubba , Would you have enough wood left over for perhaps say, a Trilobite? or something of that ilk?

 

you normally talk bollox, Chris so you may as well .....

 

ammonite?

 

Probably not... what wood you wanna know for? Are you after a carving?

There's almost limitless scrap oak on site.

 

Not whittled in years ..... had an interest as a kid in fossils (more the Crustaecous(sp) Period than any).. Visited places such as Ludlow.. holidays down on the South Coast places such as Dawlish, Beer, etc.. had quite a collection, but as adult life arrived along with the 'baggage' of marriage, kids mortgages etc.. the stuff in the cupboard under the stairs at moms house got forgotten, left and eventually thrown away


ahh well..........

 

I feel strangely at home now you have arrived