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Old 09-11-2009, 05:27 PM   #1
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Here are the three pistols that I have made. Patterns from Guns Frame

1873 Army issue .45 cal. revolver
Derringer

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Old 09-11-2009, 05:42 PM   #2
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Default Here is the third pistol
The way my day is going, I don't know whether to go to the shop or back to bed. lol
Anyway it is a 1911 Army issue .45 cal. automatic

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Those are so realistic Fran! The derringer with the cards is too neat! Now go to the shop before it gets to hot!

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Fran, those are really neat guns ! Are they full 3-D or relief. I think they are full, right? Very good job. Thanks for letting us look. Perk
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Hey Fran - those are just too realistic! Don't think I'm gonna come knocking around your door in case you have the real ones at home! - LOL!

And thanks for the site link. Just been looking at other patterns they have and they sure have a good range of quality designs
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Old 09-11-2009, 07:00 PM   #6
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Beautiful cutting on the pistols Fran. Look very real, great job.
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You dun did those good Fran! LOL I like them, and they do look very realistic. Acrylic Paints or stains, I forgot?
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UB They are like 1/2 a gun, with all the shaping, very realistic.

Dragyn They are painted, except for the grips.

Pup We are cooling down a bit for a while, only 81 right now. ya hooooo

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Old 09-11-2009, 10:56 PM   #10
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Hi Fran,

Those guns are so realistic. Don't carry them in the back seat of your car! You are very multi talented.
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