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    Quote Originally Posted by BobH View Post
    I see you stepped into the future with this one. Nicely done and getting tips from Oscar was definitely the way to go. I can imagine it must have hurt to turn "plastic".

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    My future is not going to be plastics and synthetics.leave that up to you modern guys Plastic stuff for plastic people
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    More plastic.Rendition of a Simpson E3,I even used a Syn Knot on this one.
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    Just brought the Badger House in so the boys could get a look,,,,, one of them shouted, "Go get the cling wrap."
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    Pickin on the synthetics again, no wonder they feel isolated John
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    i like plastic! reminiscent of the brushes of yore.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pixelfixed View Post
    More plastic.Rendition of a Simpson E3,I even used a Syn Knot on this one.
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    You need to clean out your garage, I can see it in the reflection! Great job!
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    Quote Originally Posted by JoelLewicki View Post
    You need to clean out your garage, I can see it in the reflection! Great job!
    If I cleaned out my Garage,I would not be able to find my stuff
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    Quote Originally Posted by pixelfixed View Post
    If I cleaned out my Garage,I would not be able to find my stuff
    I feel the same way about mine. However, I'm always amazed at the stuff I do find when I do a bit of cleaning.
    Personally, I don't mind dealing with plastic. I've done a couple of brushes in inlace, and liked the way they turned out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by irish19 View Post
    I feel the same way about mine. However, I'm always amazed at the stuff I do find when I do a bit of cleaning.
    Personally, I don't mind dealing with plastic. I've done a couple of brushes in inlace, and liked the way they turned out.
    Plastic is great stuff,we live in a plastic world,would rather work with natural materials tho.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pixelfixed View Post
    Plastic is great stuff,we live in a plastic world,would rather work with natural materials tho.
    Much agreed. But the color combinations and shiny its hard not to stare. I feel like a little kid with shiny objects and tinsle. Not of real substance but pretty to look at. Reminds me of a Botoxed siliconed girl I once dated, nice to look at hard to live with.
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