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Old 02-27-2009, 03:16 PM   #1
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Just thought I'd show you all the progress on my latest intarsia.
So far I have over 150 pieces from 13 woods. Still need to sand and shape some pieces and cut a few more to finish it up .

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Old 02-27-2009, 03:29 PM   #2
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Awesome work....what are some of the species of wood you use?
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Old 02-27-2009, 03:40 PM   #3
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Hi Nancy
thanks for the compliments
This is the list of woods used--Bush and tree,Blue Mahoe--Bumper, running board,maple--tires,wenge--grill and wheelwells,ebony--truck body,pau amerillo--grass,poplar--fence,cherry--treetrunk,fishtail oak--truck seat and windmill,walnut--headlights,holly--barn roof,bloodwood--road,mahogany--sky,tulipwood
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Wow Mike

It reminds me of a set in one of those old movies ('cept you've done it in colour!) It is coming on superbly.

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Wow mike that looks great. I love the wood selection for the sky it really brings it to life
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Outstanding work Mike, thanks so much for sharing.
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As stated before Mike beautiful work.
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Way cool Mike, looks great.
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Fantastic progress. I see what you mean about the carving sections. It would be near impossible to make those pieces individually. Thanks for sharing and looking forward to the finished product.
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Wow Mike, this project is absolutely gorgeous. Beautiful wood choice. I love the sky!
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