Chambers Early Lancaster

[George F.]

Now that is a very nice job!! Clean crisp lines. Very good job carving, I really like it Great Job!!. ...Geo.

 

[lonehunter]

That is a work of art. :thumbsup: :v

 

[Vaino]

Again...thanks to all for the compliments. I do try hard and once in awhile it sorta works out....Fred

 

[J.D.]

Sorta works out? I wish I was so lucky for my work to, "sorta work out". Very nice work.

 

[Capt. Fred]

Yup, really, really pretty work. Super crisp carving. I hope you don't mind but I'm saving some of the pics for future reference! :surrender: I'll need all the help I can get when I try to do some carving.

 

[Vaino]

Again thanks. I wish when I started building {1978} there were websites such as MLF and the attendant color photos and advice. 2D b&w photos are OK but require a lot of imagination. Didn't post the pics fishing for compliments, but coming from like minded people, they're very welcome....Fred

 

[Tinker2]

Just outstanding, thanks for posting the pictures.
Inspiring for sure.


Tinker2

 

[JOHN ZUREKI]

That is one terrific rifle. I always enjoy your work. Look forward to seeing your Buck's.

 

[mastrsgt]

A man would be proud to carry a rifle like that. Beautiful job.

Don R

 

[CZMark]

Beautiful gun, Fred.

 

[DTCoffin]

You mentioned you used Jims stains throughout, 2 of orange toner etc. By orange toner do you mean his golden brown stain ?Thanks

 

[Vaino]

Jim Klein sells an orange toner and that's what was used. I've never used the golden brown seeing I prefer a darker, reddish brown color......Fred

 

Very, Very nice :bow:

 

[Cosmoline]

It's phenomenal job. I wonder what that wood would have looked like without stain, though.

 

[Vaino]

Blah.....Fred