Worked on Inscripi ...



Thanks for finding a great use for my work ...



And How long does it usually take someone to “MAKE” a Mermaid??? Tool
Steel. Almost done.



And ... Good Grief!!! LOOK at this “STRETCH PETERBILT”. Now THAT’S a Sleeper!



For “No Extra Charge”, I turned the Magic Sharpie into engraving!



And ... we have Mermaids. Pretty Mermaids!

Gary

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Gary,

Lovely work. Some lucky people are in store for a treat.

Warmest Regards,

Karl

Could do some traveling in that Peterbilt. Must have all the comforts of home in that thing.

Guess my post got lost or I forgot to send it.

Hi Steve,

Yeah. Quite a rig. You know how Walmart allows people to overnight in their lot. Well we see sooooo many rich Coaches there. Sometimes several at a time. The “go to dinner cars” they pull would take s heavy wallet. I can’t imagine the Coach prices.

Was thinking .... Kelly and I should hook up the War Wagon ...head over ... get out the Hibachi and Boutique Card Table ... and “Blend In” for an evening. These people need Knives and Beach Jewelry!!!

Where are your Gold Sandals Kelly ...? And my white belt??? KELLYYYY!!!!!!



Wink

Gary

Now your thinking. Time to sell the ponderosa and hit the road. You have white shoes to match that belt?. Kinda like the ones Eddie gave to Clark. He had an RV too. Haha. Was a guy in Florida selling those Gypsy Wagon campers but i think he quit to start making small homes. You might fill that void too. Lots of ideas for ya.

Good ideas Steve. Nothing like using a gallon of gas and a quart of oil every five miles. Cousin Eddie’s rig was SWEET.



I started making Small Houses yesterday, in fact. REALLY small. That whole scene is about the size of a dime. I’ll use it in composition with other stamps I’ve made.



What do you think?

Gary

Nice work! Lots of neat detail.

Very cool house ! I’d love to live there . I’d be sitting on the porch watching sun set !

Thanks
Kurt

The finished medal