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  1. 04-13-2014, 01:22 PM #1
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    Now they are impressive Steve.
    I love them, great work.
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    +1 for Tarkus comments, great work!
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    Oh wow. That red hue to the horn is stunning. Really fantastic. +1 for scottish craft
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    I like how you used the natural shape, but yet still paired with other materials. Nice job
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    Quote Originally Posted by RoyalCake View Post
    I like how you used the natural shape, but yet still paired with other materials. Nice job
    couldn't have said it better! Beautiful work.
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    Very nice, I really like to see a non-symetrical brush handle (not turned) once in a while.
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