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A carved "critter"

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Apologies in advance for the Americanism Mike :o

I thought I might carve a bear and changed my mind to a badger but I got lost somewhere along the way and it turned out as neither so I gave up, it's more like a rodent of some kind so it has to be a critter.

A lump of lime around 120 x 130 x 70 mm
 

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got a bit of mole in there too.

looks good, now carve the hunter that will kill the one animal. :)
 
:lol: The mole makes sense, I've been trapping them and it's probably stuck somewhere in the back of my brain.

Natural colour Andy just several coats of wax though I had initially planned to stain the tree root part I lost motivation when the animal didn't turn out as expected, that happens a lot which is why I have a box of part finished projects. :?
 
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